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- Wildlife in Iran - Types of Iranian Animals - A-Z Animals
The country has a particularly rich heritage of felines, hoofed mammals, bats, rodents, reptiles, and migrating birds The Official National Animal of Iran Rather than a single national animal, Iran instead has a list of national symbols, which includes the Asiatic lion, Asiatic cheetah, Persian leopard, Persian cat, and Persian fallow deer
- Cattle drug poses deadly new threat to Asia’s vultures
The bans did not eliminate the threat of anti-inflammatory drugs, and in India the vulture population has not rebounded It is still legal for pharmacies to sell diclofenac for human use, and covert studies of retail pharmacies have revealed the drug is being diverted to treat cattle One reason is the speed with which it works
- Report Name: Livestock and Products Semi-annual
For 2024, Post forecasts the calf crop will decrease, falling to 47 million head of cattle The past five-year average, from 2019-2023, is 48 2 head of cattle In 2023, Post estimates the beginning cattle herd at 194 36 million, and for 2024, Post estimates 192 57 million head – an inventory decrease of two percent
- The Current Situation and Diagnostic Approach of Nagana in . . .
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 70 million people and 48 million cattle occupying the tsetse-fly infected zones are at risk of infection (Klug et al , 2014;Desquesnes et al
- Impact of global climate change on livestock health . . .
The livestock sector in Bangladesh consists of 24 23 million cattle, 1 48 million buffalo, 3 53 million sheep, 26 26 million goats, 289 28 million chickens, and 57 75 million ducks This sector is contributed to animal protein production predominantly milk (9 923 million metric tons), meat (7 514 million metric tons), and eggs (171 1 nos) ( DLS
- Ongole cattle - Wikipedia
This Ongole bull reared by Sri Polavarapu Hanumaiah (third from right) won National Award 1961-62 Jawaharlal Nehru, the then prime minister of India, seen second from right Ongole Bull reared by Sri D T Moses at Pernamitta after winning the Andhra Pradesh State Award in 1988 with Sri N T Rama Rao (green turban) then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and Sri Balaram Jhakar (red turban) then
- Global Leaders Unite to Accelerate Cervical Cancer . . .
Governments, donors, multilateral institutions, the private sector and partners today announced significant policy, programmatic, and financial commitments to eliminate one of the most preventable cancers At the 2nd Global Cervical Cancer Elimination Forum, hosted in Bali, Indonesia, on 17-19 June, leaders announced a wave of new investments and policy pledges to expand access to HPV
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