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    The document discusses several topics related to animals. It describes the procedure for conducting a necropsy, or animal autopsy, on a filly that died from bacterial disease. The necropsy procedure involves a visual inspection of the body externally and internally, removing and examining each organ, and taking tissue samples to be preserved in formaldehyde. It also mentions that many horses are confiscated and sent to horse sanctuaries since using horses for work has been banned in some areas. Finally, it discusses whether animals can predict natural disasters, noting some studies have found unusual restless behavior in farm animals hours before earthquakes.

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    The document discusses several topics related to animals. It describes the procedure for conducting a necropsy, or animal autopsy, on a filly that died from bacterial disease. The necropsy procedure involves a visual inspection of the body externally and internally, removing and examining each organ, and taking tissue samples to be preserved in formaldehyde. It also mentions that many horses are confiscated and sent to horse sanctuaries since using horses for work has been banned in some areas. Finally, it discusses whether animals can predict natural disasters, noting some studies have found unusual restless behavior in farm animals hours before earthquakes.

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    Stone Age, Animals Behaviour

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    The document discusses several topics related to animals. It describes the procedure for conducting a necropsy, or animal autopsy, on a filly that died from bacterial disease. The necropsy procedure involves a visual inspection of the body externally and internally, removing and examining each organ, and taking tissue samples to be preserved in formaldehyde. It also mentions that many horses are confiscated and sent to horse sanctuaries since using horses for work has been banned in some areas. Finally, it discusses whether animals can predict natural disasters, noting some studies have found unusual restless behavior in farm animals hours before earthquakes.

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    AUGUST 3rd – 4th  

    —>   winter  —  AUtumn —- AU –/ o:/

    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/formaldehyde

    Pathology

    Necropsy    →  autopsy  —--    to DIE : died   →   a   DEAD  / dé d / animal  

      →   the   DEATH / dé z/

    – FLORA   and   FAUNA

    Foal = a baby horse.

     Filly = a female foal.     Colt = a male foal.


    (rifles  trademark)

    This week  you have been working with a young horse = a female FOAL →   a FILLY

    – a sudden death —>    bacterial disease: unfortunately there were 3 bacteria. The filly ha
    injury  in one of her limbs

    – What  is  the  PROCEDURE /pr si dcha/  /prəˈsiː.dʒər/  to  study / to do a necropsy?

    dyerba
    The place - area   where  I  work  is  at  very  LOW temperature because we need to keep
    bodies in a cold environment  TO / SO AS TO       AVOID degradation

    FIRST →  we do / take an ocular inspection. We search for any kind of injury: either on th
    articulations, OR oral cavities →  Following, we open the abdominal cavity to search for /
    any injuries. Next, we open the thorax cavity and we remove the organs from the TONGU
    /táng/ to   the  rectum , we remove every organ to  inspect / CHECK   ON  them.

    The next step is LONGER  and takes more involvement AS / BECAUSE we  need to CHE
    ON   every  organ, TOUCH, CUT /k á t/ each organ into several pieces  and  TAKE  SAM
    The  samples  are kept in formaldehyde /fo: mal    də   hai/  /fɔːˈmæl.də.haɪd/ 
    to be continued …
       
    – There are many (a lot of) horses BECAUSE using horses to work is BANNED (prohibite
    a result, the police confiscate them and take them to a horse sanctuary. People can / may
    any of them ONLY  as a pet.

    CAN ANIMALS PREDICT NATURAL DISASTERS UPCOMING???

    predict = FORECAST = anticipate

    animals   BEHAVE → BEHAVIOUR →   changes: becomes ODD = WEIRD - RESTLESS


    animals were   NOTORIOUSLY = SIGNIFICANTLY restless  HOURS  before  a  quake

    SENSORS   were  attached  to  FARM animals in an EARTHQUAKE-PRONE  area

    PRONE → propensa → almost certain that there will be  an instance of a shake  

    sensors →  devices / gadget  KEPT INSIDE  A  collar  to   TRACK (follow) and register  a
    behaviour – chips  that   SEND  information / DATA ˈdeɪ.tə/

    tags →   a  device  / gadget put / introduced / inserted UNDERNEATH the SKIN / FUR 

    Some  senses  are  HIGHLY  DEVELOPED IN ANIMALS , SUCH AS   the sense of heari
    and  smelling.

    nest →  home  of  birds: where  birds  LAY  eggs, and   BREED their  young

    Restless behaviour  seen   20  hours  BEFORE =  PRIOR  TO    an  earthquake

    https://www.google.com/search?q=nat+geo+videos+
    %2B+animals+behaviour+before+an+earthquake+or+tsunami&rlz=1C1CHBD_esAR896A
    &oq=nat+geo+videos+
    %2B+animals+behaviour&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j33i160l2j33i22i29i30.15433j0j7&sourceid
    e&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:22367377,vid:oSRQvyojOL8

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WsroHFp3LQ

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VZSJKbzyMc

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