Next to the camel itself, the llama (Llama glama) is probably the most iconic and well-known of the...
Llamas (Lama glama) are domesticated camelids that are believed to be descended from the wild...
The dromedary camel (Camelus dromedaries) occupies the arid regions of the Middle East and northern...
The alpaca (Vicugna pacos) is a member of the camelid family (Camelidae, order Artiodactyla), which...
The chemical immobilization of dromedary camels is needed on occasion in order to mark them for...
Animal restraint and handling is integral to agriculture, the pet care industry, wildlife...
Restraint is the use of manual, mechanical or chemical means to limit some or all of an animal's...
There is no one drug nor class of drugs that are universally employed to tranquilize animals in...
Zoos have been around for many centuries in various forms. Wall carvings found in Egypt and...
When wildlife biologists require absolute estimates of a population size, they rely on alternative...
When discussing animal capture techniques, or more specifically, wildlife capture techniques, two...
Milk has been an important food source for humans since the domestication of dairy animals began....
Ovine foot rot is a costly disease in the sheep industry, with producers losing time and money each...
