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51. Education Links

This section of the Animal Behavior Society's website is maintained by the Animal Behavior Society Education Committee. Animal Club Animal Club is a national network of clubs around Australia created by Voiceless, the fund for

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52. Education Links

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53. Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta) - Holds More Than 64,...

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54. Animal genocide government style: Our tax dollars at work | Psychology Today

Tags: animal protection , collateral damage , companion animals , fishing industry , painless death , sport fishing , united states department , united states department of agriculture , wildlife services

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55. Animal genocide government style: Our tax dollars at work | Psychology Today

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56. Constitution

into the behaviour of animals as related to the use of animals by humans. This includes domestic, laboratory, zoo, companion, pest and captive animals or managed wild animals; b. to provide an international forum in which scientists

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57. Australia, New Zealand, Phillipines and Africa

on the study of applied animal behavior covering topics such as farm animals, wildlife management, companion and laboratory animals, control of pests, human-animal interactions, and animal welfare. From this site you will be able to access

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58. The Fur Trade // Animals Australia

don't discriminate between animal species. For every 'wanted' animal, another one to four so called 'trash' animals such as deer or birds, endangered animals and even domestic dogs and cats get trapped and often die an agonising pointless death.

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