Catitude with Rozi the cheetah! The dark tear mark below a cheetah’s eye, called a malar stripe, absorbs the sunlight to keep the glare of the sun out of its eyes. Through the Angel Fund, the Zoo is helping the cheetah win the most important race, the race against extinction.
Busy couple weeks traveling but grateful to my TAs who captured scenes from our necropsy lab in Small Ruminant Production last week. Learning how to diagnose helps prevent future loss. Special thanks to @OSUVetCollege Marysville for the instruction! #handsonlearning
#OSUVetMed's Dr. Jacqueline Nolting, a research scientist in @OSUVetPrevMed, was featured by the USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture as they highlight leading women helping advance agriculture-related sciences. https://t.co/s2tAQfE7pR
How much do you know about the spread of influenza A virus among exhibition swine and humans within the swine show circuit in the United States? The results of a study published in 2021 may shock you. Must I gilt you into reading the article? https://t.co/wUxs5eaith
Researchers are concerned about older strains of #COVID19 virus in deer. "If deer can serve as a wildlife reservoir... what's the risk of [strains] entering back into humans whether that's in five, 10, 20 years," said #OSUVetMed's Dr. Andrew Bowman to @ABC https://t.co/pGmFkfWFQN
.@OhioState epidemiology & virology experts Andrew Bowman & Linda Saif were interviewed for a @nytimes story examining whether white-tailed deer could become a reservoir for the #COVID19 virus, putting people & animals at risk. @OSUVetCollege@CFAES_OSU https://t.co/PY9EopdyUO
Andrew Bowman of @OSUVetCollege, senior author of a @Nature paper on the detection of #COVID19 infection in wild deer, says the finding “leads toward the idea that we might actually have established a new maintenance host outside humans.” Via @thehill: https://t.co/sPUDWjZBbP
Scientists have detected infection by at least three variants of the virus that causes COVID-19 in free-ranging white-tailed deer in six northeast Ohio locations. @OSUVetCollege https://t.co/UEAmOS6CAh
Super proud to be a apart of this research team and am amazed by the work done by my colleagues on this project! Congrats @DilMcB37@DevraHuey@Swientist_OSU https://t.co/KR3JMyKOr4
Dr. Chris Madden & Devra Huey have been involved in SARS-CoV-2 testing in wildlife for the past year. Thanks to their work (and others! @PMD_DVM @DilMcB37 @Hale_Microbes), #SARSCoV2 was discovered in Ohio deer @IDIatOSU@OSUVetCollege For more: https://t.co/vjGIffjIdF #COVID19