Aakash Sriram

🌌 Passionate about animal science & Canine Research! 🌱🐕

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@JackS16930 This is so sad. We really need to do better for animals and their living conditions

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@allison12210702 This is a great infographic! I really appreciate how you used descriptive statistics to get your point across

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@knbae60 This is great first step into stopping the round ups entirely!

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@j2702244373327 How sad. This is never acceptable nor fair to the animal. It is not ethical at all

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@frostbite2024 Thanks for sharing! I hope I can visit one day

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@trakhemma i agree! I thought creating a website would be a difficult task, but approaching it in little steps through the quarter was not too bad.

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@sdwrit how interesting. Its crazy to see how most problems that these different animals face are caused by humans and their impact on the environment.

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@claureyy I agree! transforming the complex research to a more simple writing is a very important skill that we learned through this class.

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@trakhemma To add on I feel that scicomm writing is truly very creative and allows for various types of audiences to understand the big picture that the writer is trying to portray.

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@sdwrit I agree! I feel that using multiple sources of research really opens up new perspectives and adds depth to the content.

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5: As a research course, I learned how understand research! Specifically, I learned how to analyze research papers, while transforming the complex information into a compelling narrative suitable for an audience with limited scientific knowledge. (scicomm)
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4: I learned that wolves are facing a significant issue of habitat loss. Their current population consists of only 10% of what it used to be. Moreover, I learned that if I take thought of my actions, even I can indirectly help out wolves and other animals. #WhatIlearnedinWR60

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Takeaway 3: Overall I learned more about animals and how they are very smart & more similar to humans than we might think. They have the ability to think and feel as well! More importantly, it is key to protect animals and do our part in helping the ecosystem. #WhatIlearnedinWR60

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Takeaway 2: I learned how to use social media, specifically twitter, as a means of communication and research. I want to specifically highlight social media's potential impact in fostering awareness and driving positive change.

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Takeaway 1: I learned how to become a better writer through effective communication and peer review.
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Did you know that you can help not only wolves, but also the Earth and every animal? Here is how:
By taking thought of your choices daily , supporting ethical businesses, and engaging in positive differences can form a stage for future positive environmental impact. #39canimals

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Wolves being striped of the Endangered Species Act which is detrimental as they currently do not have any of protections. If things continue, wolves are on the path of straight extinction! Do what you can to try and convince congress to add wolves to the ESA #39canimals

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There are many ways one could take action to help wolves and the environment. Check out the link below to learn more: https://t.co/chBZsGMasK

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My advocacy project focuses on the harm that wolf hunting causes to the wolf population, and furthermore the consequences formed by it such as habitat loss. #39canimals

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Did you know? From vanishing habitats to the significant rise in mortality rates, the once seen harmony between humans and wolves is now vanishing by human-driven threats. When is it enough? #39canimals