Anesthesia for alligators and surgery for fish
A New Orleans convention showcases veterinary work with alligators and fish. Veterinarians perform gastroscopy on alligators at Audubon Zoo Hospital while Tulane vets study fish anesthesia and surgery. Endangered species research and cloning topics also featured with international experts.
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New Orleans
Bob
Mark Lott
Tulane Medical School
Lott
Claude Lacasse
Birds of Prey Clinic
Montreal
Patricia Reyes
San Juan de Aragon Zoo
Mexico City
Audubon Zoo
Roberto Aguilar
Aquarium of the Americas
Tulane University
Audubon Institute Center
Hou Rong
China
Chengdu
Audubon, Institute
Auduboninstitute
American Association of Zoo Veterinarians
World Voo
Aazy International Association For Aquatic Animal Medicine
Iaaam.org
Louisiana
New Orleans Audubon Zoo
Scientists urge international telescope plan to monitor asteroids
A British panel urges a $22.5 million southern telescope to track near Earth objects. The project would extend detection to 10 feet scale via robotic operation, supplementing northern facilities, and could allow 10 to 100 year warning for potential threats.
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London
Crispin Tickell
Britain
United Nations
U.S
NASA
Robert ‘Massey
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Massey
Mexico
S.I.T.H. concert scandal overshadows charity show
In Alexandria, promoter Safe Haven Productions departs from a benefit concert after Alfred Lambert of S.LTH exposed himself to teens at Riverfront Amphitheater. Band members condemn the act, citing a family event misperception and halted performance. The event aimed to aid charity and teen outreach but no longer proceeds as planned.
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Alexandria
Michelle Smith
Safehaven Productions
Alfred Lambert
Avoyelles Parish
S.L TH
Jason Bailodeau
Bear hunter mauled by hungry bear in Wisconsin cornfield
Duane Olson 42 of rural Frederick, Wisconsin, spied an 80 pound bear in a cornfield and warned it away. A larger bear charged from brush, knocked him to the ground, leaving two four inch gashes to his right leg, puncture wounds to the leg and abdomen, and minor arm injuries. Olson was treated at a hospital after notifying his cousin by two way radio.
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Clam Falls
Wis
Duane Olson
Frederic
Olson
Tobkin cousins lead North Dakota State student government
Fargo AP reports North Dakota State University elected Todd Tobkin as student president and cousin Tate Tobkin as student vice president, both lacking prior student government experience. Tate notes campaigns focused on experience while Todd and Tate defend their fresh run with a year to govern.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota State University
Tobkin
Todd Tobkin
Tate
Todd
Tadd
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P.O
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Aiken
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Lily
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