I learned how to write a proper literature review, drawing from examples like this review from Alison Jolly: https://t.co/QEnD5VmPgU
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I learned that animals on Earth are in more danger than ever before. Climate change and habitat loss are causing mass extinctions of species we don't even know about. #WhatIlearnedin39C https://t.co/gS32NMLrR4
I learned that animal conservation should be done because we, as humans, have the power to do it. It is morally correct even if birds do not have economic value. #WhatIlearnedin39C https://t.co/QlCuxtK1mK
I agree. The documentary, "Bird Brain", really showcased how bird can be intelligent in a lot of different ways. It was definitely a defining moment of this course.
#WhatIlearnedin39C Through the study of bird brains, I got impressed with how intelligent different types of birds are in terms of their emotional expressions, tool-using intelligence, social interaction, and communication
"If an unlucky farmer experiences just one percent of total reported amount and is unable to provide evidence, they can lose 4% or more of their yearly income, based on USDA median income numbers (“Farm Household Income Estimates”)." #39canimals https://t.co/4gBJ8MIR1p
To prevent depredation, "Farmers should keep their herds healthy and quickly remove carcasses, put up fencing or electric barriers, use guard rangers or dogs, install alarms, or harass wolves with loud noises (“ODFW Wolves”)." #39canimals https://t.co/9SaEY78hIK
"A sufficient population of wolves has been proven to be beneficial for ecological balance and biological diversity." #39canimals https://t.co/iL1Y8H4f3e
"Additionally, although attitudes toward wolves have shifted towards the positive, Mech also notes that '...the closer humans live to wolves, the less tolerant they are...' (Mech, Where Can Wolves Live? 313)." #39canimals https://t.co/446i9LNZwb
"The Center for Biological Diversity states that ' ...today wolves occupy less than 10% of their historic range…' (“America's Gray Wolves: A Long Road to Recovery”)." #39canimals
Over the course of the quarter, I've learned that tool-making abilities vary widely among primates in different regions and are affected by diet. #WhatIlearnedin39C
doi:10.1002/ajpa.10386