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An adult aoudad (Barbary sheep) with large curved horns stands on a rocky outcrop, illustrating the invasive species studied for its role in spreading respiratory pathogens to native bighorn sheep.

Aoudad Could Spread Deadly Disease To Bighorn Populations

A Texas A&M professor kneels beside a white-tailed deer.

Texas A&M Researchers See Success In First Tests Of Oral Anthrax Vaccine In White-Tailed Deer

Student examining a cape buffalo's eye

Texas A&M Education Abroad Course Offers Hands-On Experiences In African Wildlife Medicine

Dr. John August, Dr. Walt Cook, Dr. Albert Mulenga, and Andrew Arizpe with an AFS college-level award certificate

Three VMBS Faculty Members Recognized For Teaching Excellence

A white tailed buck

New Study Indicates Captive Texas Deer Can Contract, Likely Transmit SARS-CoV-2 Virus To Each Other

Dr. Jamie Benn Felix at the Winnie Carter Wildlife Center

Texas A&M CVMBS Researcher Developing First Oral Anthrax Vaccine For Livestock, Wildlife

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Cook Testifies on Wildlife Disease Before Senate Committee

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