Simple Summary The interest in wildlife research has increased in the last decades as more
scientists work within a One Health framework that regards human, livestock and wildlife …

Abstract Background Captive European bison (Bison bonasus) play an active role in
conservation measures for this species; this includes education, which may conflict with …

Simple Summary Soil alterations may negatively affect the health of animals living inside
these soils, but these negative effects are often unexplored and remain “hidden” …

In the wild, animals face a highly variable world full of predators. Most predator attacks are
unsuccessful, and the prey survives. According to the conventional perspective, the fear …

A critical component of conserving and housing species ex situ is an explicit scientific
understanding of the physiological underpinnings of their welfare. Cortisol has been …

The low reproductive rate of many mammal species is detrimental to their survival as it can
lead to a decline in population size. The European mink (Mustela lutreola), the most …

Estimating the level of stress in wild populations opens opportunities for studying various
populational processes, including population dynamics, range expansions, and …

To understand wildlife responses to the changing environment, it is useful to examine their
physiological responses and particularly their endocrine status. Here, we validated an …

Estimating the level of stress in natural populations opens the opportunities for studying
various populational processes, including population dynamics, range expansions, and …

Оценка уровня стресса в природных популяциях открывает возможности для изучения
многих популяционных процессов, в т. ч. регуляции численности и расселения. В …