The Wildlife News

January 29, 2012

  • How should animals die? A topic worthy of reasoned debate

    Jeremy Bruskotter

    In reading some of the comments posted in response to stories run on The Wildlife News this week, I was interested to see a few very heated exchanges concerning humans’ role in determining how animals die.  These comments reminded me of a presentation I saw this past November at the annual meeting of the Wildlife…

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