wildlife
boll weevil
global religion
invertebrates
safaris
hunting
shrimps
northern spotted owl
venomous animals
elephants
zoos
sea turtles
passenger pigeon
poaching
species
salmon
cloning
animism
sheep
agricultural pests
male animals
pets
mosquitoes
deer
tobacco
bison
fish
amphibians
pesticide
female animals
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
evolution
whales and whaling
chimpanzees
concepts
environmental sociology
birds
fire ant
herders
insects
animals
Animals have historically played an important and enduring role in the world's religious traditions, from shamanism, through classical cultural expressions, up to the current debates on animal rights.One of the earliest expressions of religiosity can be found in shamanic traditions. In many tribal cultures, a specific animal may become sacred to an individual or group. [Source: Encyclopedia of Global Religion; Animals]
bovine growth hormone
dodo (bird)
organisms
habitat protection
pests
fisheries
reptiles
tuna fishing
marine animals
fish ladders
tigers
grazing
cane toad
parasites
wild horses
dogs
mammals
wolves
cattle
dolphins
primates