A single meal a day is enough to feed a cat. Is that premise a myth or a reality?

Authors note that global food systems are not meeting the world's dietary needs given the large number of people in the world who are over or under nourished. The cite 'Big Food' (multinational food and beverage companies) as a major culprit and suggest which of the following actions be taken: O Partnering with industry (to assist with developing regulations) Dismantling multinational corporations O Industry self-regulation O Public regulation

The increase in fast food establishments on Kirkwood Avenue is taking a deadly toll on the squirrels and chipmunks of the community.  Red squirrels are frequently seen munching on the remains of nachos and fries, and local chipmunks have developed a strong preference for peanut butter cookies and pizza remnants over acorns. The results have been disastrous. Obese young squirrels are toppling from trees and overhead power lines, the victims of heart attacks. Their chipmunk counterparts are candidates for cardiac by-pass surgery.  As a concerned Pre-Vet student, you launched a research study to learn more about the health problems devastating the squirrel and chipmunk communities. Some of your key findings are summarized below. In squirrels and chipmunks, as in humans, cholesterol is removed from the circulation, first by complexing with Low Density Lipoproteins (LDLs). Next, the cholesterol-LDL complex is bound to LDL receptors found predominantly on the surface of liver cells, which…

What are the advantages of utilizing non-conventional feedstuffs in animal feeding?