exotic's Flashcards

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What is an exotic animal?

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An exotic animal is an animal which is a non indigenous animal (non native)

non domestic

not comonly kept as a pet

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Defining ‘Ethical Sourcing

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obtaining exotic animals to be kept in captivity, in a way which is not harmful to the animal or species population.

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Defining ‘Sustainable’

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 doesn’t deplete (lowers) wild population

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what is the IUCN

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international union for conservation of nature

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what does the IUCN produce

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The IUCN produce a red list identifying the current conservation status of animal species

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what is cites

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­­­­­the conservation on internation trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora) is an international agreement between governments.

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what is the meaning of fauna

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animals

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what is the meaning of flora

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plants

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How is CITES relevant to the pet keeper?

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 controls what species can be bought and sold

Implements legal action against illegal trade

Effects species of stock kept

Effects amount of stock kept

Will effect cost of species –> profit

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What is DEFRA

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Defra is the ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­goverment department responsible for environmental protection, food production and standards, agriculture, fisheries and rural communities in the UK and Northern Ireland.

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describe the animal transport act of 2006

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Covers all ­­­vertibrate and cold-blooded invertebrate animals.

Makes it an offence to transport animals in a way which causes or is likely to cause, injury or unnecessary suffering to that animal. Enforced by local authority.

States conditions for transporting animals.

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what year did the animal transport act come into play

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2006

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13
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Dystocia

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egg retention
eggs may be retained, can be egg thretening
egg bound

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Oophoritis

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inflamation of the ovaries

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Orchitis

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inflamitry condition of the testies

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Paraphimosis

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inability to retract erect penis

17
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Egg yolk coelomitis

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broken egg inside female

18
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Prolapse

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reproductive system empties through the cloacal opening
(bum)

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Oviparous

20
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Viviparous

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gives birth to live young

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Ovoviviparous

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eggs hath within the body

22
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what is blisters disease

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blisters along the skin caused by unclean enviroment. can cause loss of apitite and striking when handeling.

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what is bumble foot

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cause: dirty substrate inapropriate purching equiptment
Constantly soggy floor

Clinical signs: blisters and sours on the foot

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what is wet tail

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caused by bacteria and stress

Keep substrate dry

Considerate handeling

Poopy/ wet bum caused by diaharrea on hamsters

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what is Dystocia commonly known as
egg bound
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what is the code of practise for the welfare of privately kept non human primates ?
identifies how primates should be kept to meet their needs and the animal welfare act 2006
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what is cites?
convention of international trade in endangered species it is an international agreement between goverments
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what is the zoonosis order 1989?
covers ensureing that regular testing of animals with will be used fir human consumption in any way. ensure that no known dieseases are passed on to humas eg salmonella.
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what is the dangerous wild animals act?
it is the keeping of a certain species which is controlled by the DWA act of 1976 must get a licence from council allows the keeping of potentially dangerouse animals on your property.
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what is IUCN
international union for convention of nature they gather conservation date the IUCN produce a red list
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what is cotes
control of trade of endangered species 1995 exits to cover whole and part endangered animals stops things like tiger skins being sold
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what s the secretary of state standards of modern zoo practise
making sure that zoos provide the correct animal and visitor needs does notrelate to private keepers (2012)
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what is brumination
hibernations for cold blooded animals they hide under rocks they borrow to keep warm and safe