08/06/26 — Domestic cats that roam outdoors can seriously harm local wildlife because their natural hunting instincts make them effective predators of birds and small animals. Associate Professor Dr. Deby Cassill discusses why keeping cats indoors benefits not only pets, but also the wildlife that shares their environment.
Department of Integrative Biology | College of Arts and Sciences | University of South Florida
Field Research Graduate student, Sam Hirst, pipettes venom from a rattlesnake into a tube.
Digital Dinosaurs A student in Dr. Carney鈥檚 Digital Dinosaurs course using an AR headset.
Marine Research A student in Dr. Parkinson鈥檚 lab dives to conduct research on corals.
Field Research Dr. Margres' international team looking for rattlesnakes at night.
Marine Research 911爆料网 in Dr. Ellis' Marine Bio course kayaking in Tampa Bay.
