Zoo Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
global
decline
of
species
necessitates
intensive
conservation
efforts,
including
ex‐situ
breeding
programs
to
safeguard
endangered
populations.
However,
managing
welfare
and
reproduction
in
zoological
gardens
can
present
several
challenges.
This
study
aims
explore
behaviors
endocrinological
responses
two
specimens
fossa
(
Cryptoprocta
ferox
)
under
human
care.
One
hundred
twenty
hours
observation
through
focal
animal
sampling
continuous
recording
67
fecal
samples
were
collected.
From
samples,
cortisol
(FCM),
progesterone
(FPM),
testosterone
(FTM)
metabolites'
concentrations
analyzed
using
Radio
Immuno
Assay.
According
our
results,
higher
FTM
p
<
0.05)
FPM
levels
at
the
beginning
study,
showing
a
potential
alignment
with
season.
When
male
entered
female
outdoor
area,
he
recorded
longer
durations
seeking
marking
≤
0.01),
along
lower
FCM
0.05),
suggesting
an
enriching
effect.
In
same
period,
female's
level
was
indicating
stress.
both
animals
their
respective
areas,
remained
significantly
showed
peak
pacing
duration
implying
stress
or
frustration
status.
her
indoor
exhibited
shorter
locomotion,
marking,
0.01)
did
not
show
any
abnormal
behavior,
likely
due
reduced
complexity
environment.
we
cannot
exclude
that
complete
visual
olfactory
separation
from
visitors
may
also
have
contributed
decrease
overall
levels.
findings
highlight
interplay
between
hormonal
fluctuations
behavioral
zoo‐housed
fossa,
providing
essential
insights
for
fostering
well‐being
facilitating
efforts.
Animals,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 458 - 458
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Wearable
collar
technologies
have
become
integral
to
the
advancement
of
precision
livestock
farming,
revolutionizing
how
dairy
cattle
are
monitored
in
terms
their
behaviour,
health
status,
and
productivity.
These
devices
leverage
cutting-edge
sensors,
including
accelerometers,
RFID
tags,
GPS
receivers,
microphones,
gyroscopes,
magnetometers,
provide
non-invasive,
real-time
insights
that
enhance
animal
welfare,
optimize
resource
use,
support
decision-making
processes
management.
This
systematized
review
focuses
on
analyzing
sensors
integrated
into
collar-based
systems,
detailing
functionalities
applications.
However,
significant
challenges
remain,
high
energy
consumption
some
need
for
frequent
recharging,
limited
parameter
coverage
by
individual
devices.
Future
developments
must
focus
integrating
multiple
sensor
types
unified
systems
comprehensive
data
health,
environmental
interactions.
Additionally,
advancements
energy-efficient
designs,
longer
battery
life,
cost-reduction
strategies
essential
practicality
accessibility
these
technologies.
By
addressing
challenges,
wearable
can
play
a
pivotal
role
promoting
sustainable,
efficient,
responsible
aligning
with
global
goals
economic
sustainability.
paper
underscores
transformative
potential
reshaping
industry
driving
adoption
innovative
farming
practices
worldwide.
Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(3)
Published: March 18, 2025
Background:
Cultured
meat
holds
significant
potential
as
a
pivotal
solution
for
producing
safe,
sustainable,
and
high-quality
protein
to
meet
the
growing
demands
of
global
population.
However,
scaling
this
technology
requires
innovative
bioengineering
approaches
integrated
with
software
methods
assess
growth
cell
cultures.
This
study
aims
develop
3D
printing
hybrid
product
subsequently
design
finely
tuned
You
Only
Look
Once
(YOLO)
model
detecting
counting
lipoblasts,
fibroblasts,
myogenic
cells.
Methods:
Cultures
multipotent
mesenchymal
stem
cells
(MMSCs)
fibroblasts
were
obtained
from
domestic
rabbit
Oryctolagus
cuniculus
domesticus.
Standard
protocols
employed
induce
adipogenic
differentiation
MMSCs.
Fibroblasts
isolated
skin
biopsy
samples.
The
process
utilized
bioinks.
engineering
approach
involved
development
unique
print
head
into
printer.
Confocal
transmission
electron
microscopy
within
construct
was
performed.
A
dataset
digital
images
cells,
created.
Four
models
based
on
YOLOv8-seg
architecture
trained
annotated
images,
implemented
in
Telegram
bot.
Results:
Stable
cultures
obtained.
3D-printed
tissue
constructs
composed
sodium
alginate,
sunflower
successfully
fabricated.
printer
assembled.
confirmed
viability
construct.
Ultrastructural
analysis
revealed
dense
intercellular
contacts
high
metabolic
activity.
resulting
replicated
organoleptic
structural
properties
natural
meat.
In
IT
segment,
single-class
lipoblasts
achieved
metrics
recall
85%,
precision
77%,
mean
Average
Precision
at
IoU
threshold
0.50
(mAP50)
79%,
which
improved
multiclass
92%,
mAP50
81%.
bot
capable
different
types.
Conclusions:
achieved.
Detailed
microscopic
demonstrated
activity
polymerized
alginate
hydrogel.
engineered
presents
alternative
Additionally,
neural
network
models,
bot,
proved
effective
monitoring
culture
identifying
types
across
three
As
result,
we
developed
four
YOLOv8
that
outperforms
model.
all
exhibited
reduced
accuracy
high-density
cultures,
where
overlapping
led
undercounting.
Veterinary Medicine and Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(3)
Published: March 29, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
increasing
demand
for
sustainable
agricultural
practices
prompts
a
reevaluation
of
feeding
strategies
in
ruminant
nutrition.
Agricultural
waste,
often
viewed
as
by‐product
(BP),
presents
promising
opportunity
to
enhance
the
sustainability
livestock
production
systems.
This
review
explores
potential
incorporating
various
BPs
into
diets.
Utilizing
these
reduces
environmental
impact
farming
and
contributes
circular
economy
by
recycling
nutrients
back
food
system.
nutritional
composition
wastes
varies
widely,
their
inclusion
diets
improves
feed
efficiency,
animal
performance
overall
health.
Research
indicates
that
specific
treatments,
such
fermentation
ensiling,
digestibility
nutrient
availability
materials.
Moreover,
waste
nutrition
leads
financial
benefits
farmers
reducing
reliance
on
conventional
sources.
However,
key
challenges
remain,
particularly
need
further
research
optimize
rates
address
anti‐nutritional
factors
found
some
wastes.
Notably,
adding
materials
results
10%–30%
reductions
costs
improvements
5%–20%
metrics,
weight
gain
milk
production.
These
findings
highlight
economic
utilizing
practices.
emphasizes
necessity
developing
innovative
leverage
calling
interdisciplinary
approaches
combine
nutrition,
agronomy
science.
By
adopting
practices,
sector
security
while
minimizing
its
ecological
footprint.
Future
focuses
processing
techniques,
effective
management
factors,
assessing
long‐term
impacts
health
productivity.
Additionally,
examining
aspects
commonly
used
BPs,
pomegranate,
grape,
pistachio,
saffron,
raisin,
olive
tomato,
is
essential
fully
understanding
guiding
development
targeted
strategies.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 22, 2025
Upper
respiratory
infections
(URIs)
in
rabbits
are
of
significant
concern,
presenting
diagnostic
challenges
and
necessitating
targeted
antimicrobial
stewardship.
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
the
etiological
bacteria
causing
URIs
their
resistance
(AMR)
Thailand
during
2022,
while
exploring
potential
correlations
between
tropical
meteorological
factors
URI
occurrence.
For
year-round
diagnosis,
seventy-eight
companion
with
snuffles
were
confirmed
infection
based
on
bacterial
culture.
Antimicrobial
susceptibility
was
tested
using
Kirby-Bauer
disk
diffusion
method
according
Clinical
Laboratory
Standards
Institute
guidelines.
Meteorological
data
obtained
from
Department
Thailand,
Ministry
Digital
Economy
Society
used
for
analyzing
climate
influences.
The
results
showed
that
highest
occurrence
could
be
found
rainy
season
(46.15%,
95%
CI
35.53-57.14%),
a
correlation
precipitation
(r
=
0.66,
p
0.02).
Gram-negative
predominant
pathogens
(67.95%,
56.96-77.25%),
particularly
Pseudomonas
spp.,
Acinetobacter
Enterobacter
Pasteurella
multocida.
Consequently,
AMR
profiles
revealed
high
penicillin
co-trimoxazole,
multidrug
common
among
major
groups.
These
findings
highlight
influence
growing
challenge
rabbits,
underscoring
need
region-specific
monitoring
Animals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(20), P. 3021 - 3021
Published: Oct. 18, 2024
Antimicrobials
long
been
used
to
enhance
the
performance
and
immunity
of
rabbits,
typically
by
adding
them
feed
or
drinking
water
prevent
illness.
However,
increasing
consumer
concerns
about
antibiotic-resistant
microorganisms
have
led
a
shift
toward
natural,
eco-friendly,
non-antibiotic
supplements
that
can
improve
rabbit
health
productivity.
Recently,
aromatic
herbs
their
extracts
gained
considerable
attention
as
natural
antioxidants
with
growth-promoting
health-boosting
properties.
Essential
oils
secondary
metabolites
play
central
role
in
these
effects,
Origanum
vulgare
(oregano)
emerging
standout
option.
Compared
synthetic
alternatives,
oregano
is
residue-free
supplement
fewer
harmful
side
effects.
Its
key
bioactive
components,
thymol
carvacrol,
shown
deliver
significant
benefits
when
incorporated
into
diets,
particularly
improving
production
performance,
immunity,
antioxidant
capacity.
Supplementing
diets
essential
oil
(OEO)
has
found
growth
efficiency,
meat
quality,
while
also
lowering
cholesterol
levels
boosting
activity.
Despite
promising
results,
research
on
use
farming
remains
limited.
This
review
aims
provide
an
up-to-date
overview
potential
effect
supplements,
parameters,
carcass
hemato-biochemical
capacity,
response,
gut
health,
gene
expression
rabbits.