Journey North is a global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change. Journey North is an online science education project in which students track spring's journey across the northern hemisphere. ...

NOVA Online presents Animal Hospital ...

Welcome to Applied Ethology on the world wide web! ........Applied Ethology is a web page dedicated to the study of animal behaviour. We are particularly interested in the behaviour of domestic animals or animals kept in captivity. Our intention is to bring together a diverse set of resources which students and scientists in our field will find useful, and which may also be of interest to ...

Plant and animal seasonal responses to seasonal climatic changes - phenology - discussion & information on recording plant & animal cycles of life & other natural history field notes.

Tell me when this page is updated Guide to Animal Sounds on the Net Note: If you see a lot of question marks in Netscape, select Unicode (UTF-8) under the View / Character Set menu. New and improved! Reorganized for easy access. Within each order or family, the links to animal sounds are being rearranged by site. This tends to group animals from the same part of the world together, and also ...

Current research in the Animal Behaviour Lab, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.

This page presents the theories of Operant and Classical Conditioning, and explains how they can be applied for animal training.

Help for your pet training problems, dogs, cats, birds, wildlife ...

Research on mate chioce in pheasants at the Molecular Population Biology Lab, Department of Animal Ecology, Lund University.

Emergency Vet Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald Ask the E-Vets for advice. Get Pet Reference links. Talk about Pet Peeves. Yelpline An HSUS Pets for Life Campaign Welcome to Animal Planet's Yelpline, the best place online for information to solve some of those daunting pet behavior problems. Pets are a wonderful part of our life, but hey, let's face it, sometimes we have issues. Whether it be preventing ...

The escalating battle for space on this planet between people and wild animals has grown increasingly one-sided, as humanity asserts its domination. But a few intrepid species are successfully challenging, harassing, and even exploiting us on our own turf. How people are dealing with these incursions -- and what we can learn from them to the benefit of both wildlife and humans -- is the amusing ...

The main page for the ontologies for ethology project.