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And what would you say has been your proudest accomplishment in zoo medicine?… Read More

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In your career, how many interns?… Read More

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The applied clinical research and teaching. Read More

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What would you say is your proudest accomplishment?… Read More

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Oh, hopefully being a good husband and father, and then zoo medicine comes after that, as does teaching and research. Read More

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Are there any procedures that …… Read More

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Programs that you would’ve wanted to implement during your time at the zoo that didn’t happen for various reasons?… Read More

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I thought about that question after I read it, and if we turn off the mic I could … No, no there’s not. Basically I was able to worm my way around her, you know, some people talked me outta stuff that I thought was good, so I don’t have… Read More

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To what extent do you continue to be active in the zoological field, medical field, conservation field?… Read More

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Pete’s not gonna get me to testify differently either. Now you’ve talked about you’re reviewing some articles. Read More

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Well I’m still doing internet consultation with several of my colleagues in Thailand who I’m talking right now. They’ve got a lion they’re talking to me about, and a langer and a few other things. They send me x-rays, blood work, and we talk about it over the phone and… Read More

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I’d love the idea. I’m a firm believer of it, because there’s nothing more magnificent than some kid seeing an elephant. I mean there’s, I’m still amazed every time I drop an elephant and get up close to it, and do something with it, it’s a magnificent species, and I… Read More

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I think veterinary care made it possible, especially with the worming medication, because of the way I understand it, everybody downplays these sterile exhibits, you know, we’ve seen the matchbox exhibits, well I’ve heard a very interesting explanation for that, that came out of Germany, and some of the places… Read More

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Now there, from a management perspective, there’s opinions, but from a veterinarian’s point of view, what is your view regarding zoos maintaining elephants?… Read More

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With the move to naturalistic exhibits, and keeping animals in more naturalistic groups where possible, did veterinary care help or hinder these changes?… Read More

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It’s been a long interview, haven’t it?… Read More

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Oh, I don’t know. I think applied clinical research, answering questions that we have in day-to-day stuff, just getting the basic information from doing some, not Nobel Prize winning research, but research that’s important that veterinarians are gonna use and we’re gonna help the animals win. And then teaching, I… Read More

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Now if I could allow you to blow your own horn for a minute, what are some of your most important contributions to the zoo world?… Read More

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Probably leaving it. I don’t know, it’s … I think there was some who would disagree with that. I think there’s a lot that would agree with it too. Read More