@animallover1376 I found peer review to be incredibly helpful and both inspiring since my peers work served as a great example of additional components that could be included within my writing.
@moeppingUCI This fascinating to me that dogs can detect cancer. Another way we can utilize canine cognition to benefit humans. It’s important that we remember this when creating laws to protect them
@UCIdogs I was fascinated by this post and how you brought attention to the specifics found within the brain scan, I wish brain scans were More readily available or affordable for humans.
@SlugBanana23 This fact really resonated with me as well. The public perception of wolves is very misguided with false narratives. When we view them as a family unit, we can change our understanding of how we choose to manage wolf population using humane strategies.
@animalresearch7 Annie I am really impressed by your Wix website and thinking about how I can edit my website using some of the features you utilized. Wix has been a learning curve that I am still on! Lots of information to learn and apply
@moeppingUCI#39canimals I wonder if the dog training would help foster a deeper understanding of animal cognition and how it relates to human psychology.
@bassdognotfish I know my mom tries use all products that aren't tested on animals because of the cruelty that dogs and other animals endure during the testing process. #39canimals
#WhatIlearnedinWR60 This class has taught me how to make a website using WIX. It was a huge learning curve and there are definitely elements that I still need to figure out. I'm learning new avenues to present information outside of social media.
#WhatIlearnedinWR60 Taught me how to create a thread on twitter and how to use twitter to create a social media campaign to bring awareness to the serious problems with wolf management
#WhatIlearnedinWR60 "Earlier this year, at least 216 wolves were killed in less than 60 hours, exceeding the state quota of 119 for that hunt and prompting Wisconsin to end the hunt, which had been meant to last a week, four days early, according to the Wisconsin Department of
Natural Resources." This Is something very disturbing I learned while researching my problem. Giving power back to the states to manage wolf population has given them too much power to defy biologist recommendations and adhere to the interests of other political groups that bark
#WhatIlearnedinWR60 I learned how to research and synthesize information into "human language" that everyone can understand. Katie Couric does a great job of this by taking challenging scientific information about colon cancer and making the information accessible by everyone.
Something that will stick with me is the inhumane treatment of wolves is destroying the family infastrure within their species and the negative impacts it has on survival and reproduction.Humans are intentionally killing off pack leaders to destroy the pack #WhatIlearnedinWR60