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Research Article Volume 10 Issue 1
Quarantine health screening procedures for avian, ungulate, and carnivorous species at Dubai safari park
Murad BM Mustafa, Ni Made Herawati, Anjan Talukdar, Andra Marshanindya, Mohit Swami, Muna A Alhajeri
Received: March 23, 2026 | Published: April 6, 2026
Citation: Mustafa MBM, Herawati NM, Talukdar A, et al. Quarantine health screening procedures for avian, ungulate, and carnivorous species at Dubai safari park. Int J Avian & Wildlife Biol. 2026;10(1):23-29. DOI: 10.15406/ijawb.2026.10.00249
Abstract
Maintaining the wellbeing of a variety of species in zoological parks, particularly in environments such as Dubai Safari Park, requires effective wildlife health management. In this study, health screening procedures for recently arriving carnivorous, avian, and ungulate species are assessed and improved with an emphasis on incorporating cuttingedge techniques. The study intends to increase data accuracy, facilitate health monitoring during the quarantine period, and promote early disease detection. This study demonstrates notable advancements in the early detection of health problems in a rigorous screening process, enabling prompt interventions that are crucial for the welfare of animals. The study also addresses the biosecurity implications of these screening techniques, highlighting their function in reducing the likelihood of disease transmission among local wildlife populations.
Keywords: quarantine, health screening, technology, protocol
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