Zoology Essay Examples and Research Papers
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Maned Wolf Zoological Research
The Maned Wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus), comes from the order Carnivora and are in family Canidae as they share some similarities between wolves and foxes. The bush dog (Speothos) and maned wolf (Chrysocyon) clade is grouped with the wolf-like canids rather than with the South American foxes (Pseudalopex). Maned wolfs have a fur coat that is…
Animals,
Zoology
Application of Zoology
Today, we human beings benefit a lot from technology. As we all know, we develop our technology mainly by theory and practice. But how can we transfer the result of of theory research to practice?It’s zoology that plays a key role in the process. Therefore I think we should really do a research on how…
Animals,
Zoology
The Pros and Cons of Zoos for Wildlife Conservation
As years have passed since the world’s first scientific zoo was opened to the public in 1828 in London, a lot of things have changed for the better (Gray 2008). Since then, zoos have become increasingly safer for not only their visitors, but also the animals in their care, and have shown a brighter light…
Animals,
Wildlife Conservation,
Zoology
Reasons why Animals Shouldn’t Get Put in the Zoo
Good reason could be that if wild animals ever gets released out into the wild again, animals won’t know how to survive on their own. This means that somehow if animals ever do get released into the wild, they won’t know how to hunt to get food, because their so used to zookeepers bringing them…
Animal Welfare,
Animals,
Zoology
The Issue of Animal Welfare and Health in Developing Countries
Abstract The harsh realities of the financial, educational, and scientific/medical gaps between developed and developing countries are often overlooked when new scientific breakthroughs emerge. As wealthier countries utilize their resources to ensure that these breakthroughs are put to use to make improvements in medical fields and to provide solutions to imminent health issues, developing countries…
Animal Welfare,
Animals,
Zoology
Examples and Possible Genetic Basis of Negligible Senescence in Animals
All living things must eventually grow old and die. This statement holds true for most animals as even the largest and most powerful of animals eventually grow old and die. This process is known as senescence or biological aging, and it follows a general format. First, the organism grows slower and weaker which is usually…
Animals,
Biology,
Zoology
Avoid Capturing Animals from the Wild
Animals may look cute and happy to see their zookeepers, trainers, and visitors in the park. However, animals have their painful dark side while they are in zoos, aquariums, and parks. It is important to avoid capturing animals from the wild because after being captured, the animals will: become aggressive and dangerous to humans and…
Animals,
Animals Rights,
Zoology
Insect Species Diversity and Abundance of Pine Forest
The results of these experiments show no significant difference in the species richness between the garrigue and the pine forest habitats, while there were more individual insects detected in the garrigue ecosystems. Scarites suterraneus which was the beetle encountered the most, has shiny black colour and up to 35 mm length with the structure of its…
Environment,
Forest,
Zoology
Elephants: People or Animals?
An elephant is defined by the Webster dictionary as a “tall, large-eared mammal of tropical Africa that is sometimes considered to comprise two separate species.” People are claiming that elephants are legal persons. In the article, “Elephants are legal persons and deserve to be free,” group claims in court petition” written by Carlos Ballesteros, Ballesteros…
Animals,
Zoology
History of Horse Developed
Horse has been a long period in human history and over the period through the domestication of these animals has certainly brought small changes through evolution. The time with human domestication might brought those changes but it certainly not enough time that explains how horses have developed over millions of years. The family Equidae has…
Animals,
Horse,
Zoology