Background: Lead is the oldest known toxic metal, physiologically and biologically harmful
to living creatures. This study aimed to evaluate the lead accumulation in the liver and breast …

The cross-sectional study of heavy metals and aflatoxins was conducted by studying duck
egg, blood, liver, feed, and water samples from 11 free grazing farms. The duck feed, soil …

Along with exposure to parasites and other biological disease vectors, animal faeces can
also contain heavy metals and metalloids. We quantified metals, metalloids, and non-metals …

Even if some are essential for biological functions, the accumulation of heavy metals above
tolerable physiological limits is potentially toxic to also wild animals. The present study …

Simple Summary A qualitative analysis of the tissues and organs of mallard ducks (Anas
platyrhynchos L.) allows us to estimate the possible hygienic and toxicological threats …

Heavy metals are high density compounds found in the earth crust and atmosphere. These
metals in small amounts are important for normal metabolism of body but become very toxic …

Simple Summary Analysis of zinc and copper levels in the tissues of wild animals, including
mallard ducks, is important for assessing the degree of contamination of the environment …

The aim of this study was to determine the effect of cadmium on Muscovy ducklings (Cairina
moschata) based on hatching results and the activity of enzymes in the blood plasma. On …

Industrial development and anthropogenic activity have a huge impact on the environment,
forcing society to find new and cost-effective environment treatment technologies. One of the …

Anthropogenic activities near or within the wildlife habitats are threatening the wildlife with
exposure to a variety of environmental contaminants. The wildlife horboured in these …