Animal health and nutrition by

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Health and the welfare of animals in captivity.

Enrichment

Natural behaviours

Captive breeding

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Papers written about natural animal behaviours and how to replicate them in non wild environments

-it gives a direct guide on how the animals are best looked after exactly

-they take a long period of research to be written in the first place (for example certain species of frogs have been found recently at MMU Manchester that can only breed with rain sounds)

-they take a lot of experimental practices

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Documentaries and videos which show insight into conservation areas or zoo’s behind the public eye

-easily accessible and widely available

-catered more to the public than a specialised in depth look at the species/ location covered

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Zoo paperwork (for example feeding tables)

-if the zoo is ethical can show a direct insight into the animals nutrition and diet

-not easy to access,might not be public

-if there is an unethical zoo you can’t use as an example

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The relevancy and legitimacy of the source

-published author

-official papers

-well known zoologist or conservationist

marydavidson4 — 2025-10-02 14:03:43 UTC

What are the health risks associated with feeding dogs a raw dog diet?

marydavidson4 — 2025-10-15 12:15:32 UTC

Provide a full Harvard reference AND an equivalent in-text citation like this:

Miller, S. (2024) Zoology. 12th ed. McGraw-Hill Education.

(Miller, 2024)