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Nox the Falcon: Revolutionizing Avian Veterinary Care

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel

Nox, a peregrine falcon with a broken wing, was treated at UC Davis using advanced veterinary techniques, highlighting progress in wildlife rehabilitation. Despite successful surgery and rehabilitation, Nox was recaptured due to emaciation shortly after release and passed away. The case underscores the challenges of post-release care and inspires further research in veterinary medicine, emphasizing the balance between medical intervention and natural survival instincts.

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UC Berkeley Peregrine Falcons Hatch First Chick to Worldwide Excitement

Originally Published 2 years ago — by KCRA Sacramento

The world is eagerly watching UC Berkeley's peregrine falcon live webcam as one egg hatched Monday and there are still three left to go. The peregrine falcon is the fastest animal on Earth, able to reach diving speeds that exceed 200 miles per hour. The webcam is able to give the public an inside look at the division of labor between males and females, and the way they share duties. The three webcams atop the Campanile are also an important addition for scientists to study the birds.

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