Rachel Lynn Loberstein

I am a first year at UCSC enrolled in writing 2 and ready to study animal science in order to better advocate for animals! #39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

So interesting! #39canimals

[Katherine @KatherineHadl11]

#39canimals "Falconry, given time and resources, is the easiest way that cities can prevent crow roosting from becoming a problem. It minimizes harm and is based on behavioral and scientific evidence."

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is so interesting and the awareness aspect is really lacking in everyday life. #39canimals

[Some Tired Student @meaders_zoi]

this is the last post of my SMC and I want to leave you with this article I know how people view this topic won't change overnight but hopefully more awareness will happen #39canimals https://t.co/U8k2XLh5lf

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is a really cool infographic, and so easily understood! #39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is so sad! #39canimals

[Janelle Tan @funjanelle]

Botswana is no longer a paradise for elephants to accommodate. Baby elephants have no direction for future life, if the herd's guide disappears, the children end up facing death. #39canimals
https://t.co/yrsKk018UU

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This fact about crow memories is so interesting! #39canimals

[Rebecca Nguyen @rebeccaWR39C]

“Lasting Recognition of Threatening People by Wild American Crows” is a research article that demonstrates how wild crows able to recognize the human face associated with danger, but also their scolding response continued for at least 2.7 years.. @subirdia Incredible! #39Canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is very similar to what I learned about giraffes in zoos and how their behavior changes! #39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

Such a sad topic to read about, but it definitely needs more coverage and awareness in the public! #39canimals

[Ke Liu @keliu0828]

"The statistics in the infographic clearly show that 68 percent of South Koreans believe that the dog meat trade will decline and they are willing to abide by the laws promulgated by the government." #39canimals https://t.co/ph4Zngj4VD

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is so interesting, and sad to read. #39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is so interesting, and reminds me of the topics we were looking into at the beginning of the year! #39canimals

[Bella Souza @isouzauci]

"The elephant infants and mothers that never had a mother-calf bond or that were prematurely taken from that bond were able to re-establish it with a different elephant which helped to reduce trauma symptoms, and regulate emotions as well as regain trust for others" #39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

This is so interesting, and a familiar location! #39canimals

[Katherine @KatherineHadl11]

#39canimals "The crows arrive in droves as the sun sets, settling in their night routine and roost in downtown Sunnyvale, covering the area with droppings and socializing with their signature calls, which you’ll recognize if you’ve ever watched a group of crows interact"

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

In this class I learned about how I can use peer reviews as an opportunity to improve my own essays and draw inspiration from my peers writing styles. #WhatIlearnedin39C

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

In this class I learned about the effects of climate change on a variety of animals and the ecosystem in general. Specifically how it is affecting populations. #WhatIlearnedin39C
https://t.co/jmePvkUyqN

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

I learned that elephants really experience grief, and mourn over their passed loved ones. #WhatIlearnedin39C
https://t.co/xhONLB8ZEB

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

In #39canmials, I have had the opportunity to expand my social media use in terms of research. It has helped met to learn how I can use social media as a tool rather than #WhatIlearnedin39C

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

I have learned so much about making a website/blog portfolio. It has been really helpful to understand what goes into a blog or informational website. Here is a look at my site! #WhatIlearnedin39c
https://t.co/1zHNjUAPKT

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

"Another resource that I learned about was from a device called the RFCx (Gaurdian), its, 'primary purpose is to constantly gather data on the surrounding environment for processing and storage' (https://t.co/DfBFEmdZG9). " #39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

"According to https://t.co/8jdHZTU6IW we can, 'Solve hunger in areas like Sudan where impoverished villagers eat giraffe meat.'"

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

"A more tricky part is the use of giraffe hair to make trinkets and gifts in some regions. Just like the use of Ivory, it will be more of a battle to change that habit." #39canimals
https://t.co/Tu3HxBdW3B

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

"The issue of habitat deterioration is the most devastating. It is not only the most prominent, but has the most contributing factors; human settlement in these areas, increased poaching/hunting out of necessity for food, and other external environmental factors."#39canimals

[Rachel Lynn Loberstein @rloberst]

From my LR:
"In some regions of Africa, where we see the most destruction to giraffe habitats, food is not readily available. This is why giraffes are getting poached at higher and higher rates, out of necessity and hunger."
https://t.co/Tu3HxBdW3B
#39canimals