Any owner of a pet can wonder if he has the right to bury it in his garden. When an animal is seriously ill, its master takes it to a veterinarian. And if the disease he is suffering from is incurable, this veterinarian offers euthanasia. This package may include the burial of the animal in … Read more
April 25, 2022 Image Credit, Getty Images During the day, as we commute from Adelaide, the capital of the coastal state, to the start of the Mawson Track in southern Australia, we wondered where the timber ended and the bush began. But there was no doubt that we were completely immersed in it when we … Read more
A major study recently published in the journal Nature (Carlson, Albery et al., “Climate change increases the risk of virus transmission across species“) concludes that ongoing climate change will greatly increase the risk of transmission to humans of viruses already present in animal populations, as has already happened with SARS-CoV-2 and others such as HIV … Read more
The Chinese economic capital is facing its strongest epidemic outbreak since the start of the pandemic in late 2019. Its 25 million inhabitants have been confined to their homes since early April. China uses a strict zero Covid strategy, which includes placing all people who test positive, even asymptomatic, in quarantine centers, where they are … Read more
Technology at the service of our 30 million friends! Around the world, drones are regularly deployed to help animals: in the long run in connection with observations or in an emergency through rescue operations. Overview! Combating poaching, sublimation of biodiversity, rescue operations … So many examples proving the usefulness of the science-technology alliance to protect … Read more
SClients are called Tito, Youri, Mustache or Rosa. All the misery of the animal world parades in his cabinet located as the god of animals wanted, rue Paradis, in Marseille. Isabelle Terrin defends dogs and cats that have been tortured, burned alive, defenestrated or starved. This former kindergartener turned into a lawyer “wearing the dress … Read more
Who has not one day been afraid of getting lost in the forest and dying there, torn to pieces by a wild animal or too hungry after several days of hiking? Too used to receiving everything cooked on our plate and shopping at Costcos and Walmarts around the world, we have lost our sense of … Read more
DIn most areas, the surface is dry. We try to take this into account in the settings of the seed drills and the control of irrigation. Mechanical and thermal weeding is easier to organize than last year. Let us keep in mind that the arrival of the next rain showers will inevitably bring new emergencies … Read more
The way we think and the words we use are interdependent, and agri-food professionals have well understood this: To hide violence against animals, they multiply euphemisms and semantic derivations. In the 19th century became drab and flakes thus became slaughterhouses, and in farms today, the care can refer to the filing of the teeth as … Read more
[Série 5/5] In Lyon, free spaces where dogs can stretch their legs are rare. From “canisites” to “free dog areas”, where can you walk your dog without being verbalized? Good question, dog owners say. If the size of a city like Lyon makes it possible to walk long distances, on a leash on the sidewalks, … Read more