On this week's episode of AQUADOCS, Dr. Christine Parker-Graham, Wildlife Veterinarian and Veterinary medical officer at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, discusses the principles of salmon medicine and how to run diagnostic samples during the crazy times of COVID-19.

On this episode of Aquadocs, Dr. Carla Phillips Savage, an aquatic one health practitioner and Trinidad and Tobago's only aquatic vet, describes developing an aquatic animal health program & building one of the foremost marine mammal stranding networks in the Southern Caribbean.

In honor of world ocean’s day, this week’s episode of Aquadocs features a conversation with Dr. Claire Simeone about important conservation messages and how everyone has a role in making a difference in one’s community. And stick around to the end for some updates from AQUAVET.

Ever considered how salmon grow from an egg to fry to mature adult and then make it onto your plate? On this week’s episode of AQUADOCS, Dr. Nora Hickey and Dr. Katherine Onofyton discuss salmon aquaculture, production, and conservation.

Is it possible to monitor dolphin health just through sound? On this week's episode of AQUADOCS, Dr. Laura May-Collado, research associate at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, discusses her research on marine mammal acoustic communication in Panama.

Can you believe it? It’s our Season 1 Finale!! Squirting blood into a ruptured lung might sound crazy, but it’s super useful for saving the lives of sea turtles. Dr. Shane Boylan from the South Carolina Aquarium shares how he uses fish skin and blood patches to fix lesions in sea turtles

Did you miss us? Aquadocs is back and better than ever with the start of Season 2! Thanks to all of our amazing supporters for getting us this far.

To start us off on season 2, Dr. Marina Ivančić @zooradone discusses diagnostic imaging. Ever wondered how to take a dolphin to a human hospital for a CT scan or what to look for on an ultrasound to see if a dolphin is pregnant? Well, tune in for answers these questions and more!

To kick off our 2022 season we spoke with Dr. Sarah Churgin, who shared the perks and challenges of practicing in a different country, Hong Kong! She discussed learning how to do root canals on dolphins and the Melioidosis disease in Asian dolphins.

Can sea stars feel pain? How do scientists study marine invertebrates? Throwback to episode 7 of Aquadocs where Dr. Sarah Wahltinez answered these questions and more!

As a third-year veterinary student at #CornellVet, Michelle Greenfield, D.V.M. '23 has leveraged her passion for aquatic animals to produce AQUADOCS – the No. 1 aquatic veterinary podcast as well as a top 50 life sciences podcast on iTunes. vet.cornell.edu/news/20220209/…

In this episode of Aquadocs we talked to Dr. Driscoll about her experience starting the Maryland Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Stranding Network and some of the interesting cases encountered along the way.

On this weeks episode, Michelle interviews Dr. Ashley Emanuele, owner of Oak City Aquatics Mobile Veterinary Service, a mobile fish practice. During our conversation, we discuss a case she recently worked on involving a koi fish and a bobcat. Spoiler alert, the bobcat wins :-(

On this week's episode of Aquadocs, "It's Ok To Ask a Dolphin Its Age", Dr. Ashley Barratclough a veterinarian at NMMF.org discusses her research on epigenetics and estimating the age of bottlenose dolphins from blood and skin samples!

Big news! Our latest manuscript Am Soc Mammalogists documents how #dolphin communities & social patterns are shaped by family ties and relationships made early in life. Grateful for support from @SeaWorldBGCF! Congrats coauthors including AQUADOCS. bit.ly/3IVlN78

We made it to #SMM2022! It’s been a crazy year but we’re so excited to be here learning and sharing work. We couldn’t have done it without an awesome team! AQUADOCS #kogia #IRL #DolphinHealth

So honored to be a part of this team of incredible people

Thank you WESH 2 News @clairemetzwesh for the great segment on Hubbs Marine Mammal Research & Rescue recent publication! Cornell University AQUADOCS

Check out episode 57 of Aquadocs with Dr. David Scarfe. He shared his experience working for the AVMA and his perspective on the evolution of aquatic veterinary medicine. Listen to Aquadocs on Apple Podcasts, Google podcast, or Spotify

Dive into the life of a SeaWorld veterinary expert and listen to our very own Dr. Staggs on AQUADOCS. Staggs shared her experiences responding to wildlife disasters, caring for animals & our rescue and rehabilitation work. #WeCareWednesday bit.ly/3tDTXFD