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USPOULTRY honors Lamplighter recipients - Vimarsana News

USPOULTRY honors Lamplighter recipients

The association named five award winners for 2024.

Slimy creatures seen emitting rare 'continuous green light' in Thailand. See them glow - Vimarsana News

Slimy creatures seen emitting rare 'continuous green light' in Thailand. See them glow

The internal lights could be turned on and off, researchers said.

Source: yahoo.com
New series offers an intimate look into how climate change impacts the lives of wildlife - Vimarsana News

New series offers an intimate look into how climate change impacts the lives of wildlife

Catch an exclusive clip of orca whales before Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory premieres on September 13.

Source: yahoo.com
Frontiers | Comparison of vaccination schedules for foot-and-mouth disease among cattle and sheep in Mongolia - Vimarsana News

Frontiers | Comparison of vaccination schedules for foot-and-mouth disease among cattle and sheep in Mongolia

Vaccines are a critical tool for the control strategy for foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in Mongolia where sporadic outbreaks regularly occur. A two-dose primary vaccination course is recommended for most commercial vaccines though this can be logistically challenging to deliver among nomadic pastoralist systems which predominate in the country. Although there is evidence that very high potency vaccines can provide prolonged duration of immunity, this has not been demonstrated under field conditions using commercially available vaccines. This study compared neutralising titres to a O/ME-SA/Panas...

Insects Left Their Crustaceans Ancestors in the Ocean to Settle on Land Millions of Years Ago [Study] - Vimarsana News

Insects Left Their Crustaceans Ancestors in the Ocean to Settle on Land Millions of Years Ago [Study]

Scientists recently found the reason why insects thrive more on land than in the open seas. Click to read more.