Biology
Endangered Santa Catalina Island Foxes: Ear Mite Treatment Reduces Cancerous Ear Tumors
Using an ear mite treatment commonly used to kills those found in cats and dogs, researchers from the University of California Davis have developed a way to reduce the presence of tumors in the ears of endangered foxes living on California's Santa Catalina Island.
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