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Animals (ISSN 2076-2615) is an international #PeerReviewed #OpenAccess journal, devoted entirely to #animals. Published semimonthly by MDPI.
Basel, Switzerland
Joined July 2017
What’s on the menu? . Introducing #WhatAnimalsEat — our new series highlighting top-cited nutrition research from Animals. 🔍 First Up: Pigs! Stay tuned to learn what fuels healthy, productive animals.
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🦌 Wild ungulates shape ecosystems & human communities alike. How can we monitor & manage them effectively?.Our new Special Issue invites work on conservation strategies, conflict mitigation & adaptive management. Submit here:
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We’re heading to Poultry Days 2025 in Krakow! 🐓.📅 8–10 Sept.📍 Stop by our booth—we’re looking forward to meeting you!. 👉 #PoultryDays2025 #WPSA
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RT @AHMinervino: Identification of Patterns of Trace Mineral Deficiencies in Dairy and Beef Cattle Herds in Spain #….
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Microminerals such as cobalt (Co), copper (Cu), iodine (I), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), molybdenum (Mo), selenium (Se), and zinc (Zn) play key roles in cattle health. However, trace element imbalances...
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Our second August issue is here! .Discover how:.Citrulline supplementation affects embryonic survival in beef cattle 🐄. Salinity shapes sea urchin growth 🌊. UV light lures boost bat detection 🦇. and much more!. 👉 Explore the full issue:
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🐄 More milk, more problems?.This review explores the “Gordian Knot” of dairy cows: higher milk yields create a negative energy balance, driving fat mobilization, fatty liver, ketosis & disease risk. Read more 👉 #DairyScience
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RT @gripollCITA: We are excited to announce that the 4th International Online Conference on Animals organized by our journal will be held o….
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🐒 Can two monkey species really form one social group?.A study of capuchins & squirrel monkeys at Edinburgh Zoo used social network analysis to test “groupness.”.@pili_scotland.Find out more in our #EditorsChoice paper 👉
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What can ruminant ovaries teach us about reproduction across mammals—even humans?. This new Special Issue dives into folliculogenesis, oocyte maturation & embryo production. Contribute your research:
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That’s a wrap on #WhatAnimalsEat. We’ve covered pigs, ruminants, poultry, pets, aquatic animals, horses, rabbits, mice — and, this week, innovative feed ideas. From waste-to-feed tech to probiotics, plant bioactives & insect oils — the future of animal nutrition is here.
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Day 5 of #WhatAnimalsEat: smarter feed for a sustainable future. Precision feeding, data analytics, and alternative ingredients could transform how we formulate diets — boosting resilience and sustainability. 🔗
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From algorithms to the pasture: how can machine learning and advanced statistics transform ruminant farming?. Share your insights in our Special Issue on Machine Learning Methods and Statistics in Ruminant Farming. 👉 Submit your work:
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When it comes to flat-faced dogs… the science is right on the nose 🐶. A study of 5000+ dogs reveals surprising links between skull shape & behavior. 📖 Check it out:
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RT @MDPIOpenAccess: We are pleased to share an interview with Prof. Dr. Bo Zhou—winner of the @Animals_MDPI (ISSN 2076-2615) 2024 Outstandi….
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Wolves, caracals, jackals & hyenas are key carnivores in Balochistan. But conflict with herders is rising: 876 livestock lost in one year. This study explores impacts on livelihoods & ways to balance conservation with community needs. 🔗 #AnimalsTBT
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For pearl millet, variety, planting & harvesting date, and interseeding with cowpea all influence yield, nutrition, and digestibility. 🔗 #WhatAnimalsEat
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Integrating corn and grass under different sowing modalities can improve silage yield and quality. 🔗 #WhatAnimalsEat
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Sorghum stalk varieties differ in chemical makeup, polyphenols, and antioxidant activity — impacting rumen fermentation. 🔗 #WhatAnimalsEat
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Physical expansion improved the chemical composition and digestibility of buckwheat straw, boosting its value as feed. 🔗 #WhatAnimalsEat.
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The hard texture and poor palatability of straw are important factors that hinder its application in feed. Expansion is a technology that can improve the utilization of biomass, but few studies have...
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Day 4 of #WhatAnimalsEat – Innovations in feed.Today: improving forage quality through crop choice, processing, and integration.
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In ruminant diets, black soldier fly larva oil improved feed degradability, shifted fermentation patterns, and cut methane emissions. 🔗 #WhatAnimalsEat
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