It boils down to a centuries-old debate among philosophers, scientists, veterinarians, farmers, ranchers, aquarists, and pet owners: What is our obligation to captive animals?
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Aquatic Vigil
Year: 2013
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Online and Face-to-Face
The hallowed “sage on the stage” tradition is giving way to a more interactive process leavened by Wi-Fi and the Web.
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Seeing the Light
Oregon scientists and startups have joined forces to create the next generation of “Low-E” window technology.
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On the Beach
The mothers of beached whale calves often were missing entirely from the beach, a study found.
The risks are especially high among the Hmong, whose cervical cancer rates are some of the nation’s highest.
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Connective Tissue
When Michael P. Nelson talks about his work, he mentions carcasses and cadavers to a startling degree — startling because Nelson is not a physician or a veterinarian or even a biologist. He’s a philosopher.