Wildlife, Zoo Animals and Working Animals｜Housing, Welfare and Preventive Medicine | Evidence chain

Wildlife, Zoo Animals and Working Animals｜Housing, Welfare and Preventive Medicine | Evidence chain

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File: Veterinary Animal Encyclopaedia　Wildlife and Working Animals chapter (`29-獨立軌-野生動物園工作動物.md`)

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• > 🔴 Integration note: in columns 3, 4, 5 and 8, the content in the "A Wildlife" rows relating to "do not pick up／do not feed／temporary holding／emergency red flags" concerns the same matter as the "🚨 First priority" section at the very front of the file; the two were checked against each other and found consistent in direction, with no contradiction. The "🚨 First priority" section is the plain-language quick-read version for general readers, and this 12-column skeleton version is retained for structural completeness and cross-reference, without writing out new rules a second time.
• The source text contains no housing or environment content at all; source text line 205 has only the single sentence 「群體醫學：農場、收容所、動物園和水產養殖的疾病預防系統」 (a mention of scope, with no specific practice).
• Nothing in the source text. Source text line 36, 「营养、流行病学」, is only a list of textbook titles (Small Animal Clinical Nutrition and others) and contains no cross-species or wildlife／working-animal feeding content.
• The source text contains no behaviour or welfare content at all.
• Nothing in the source text.
• The source text has only the general phrase at line 203, 「公共卫生：食品安全、狂犬病等人兽共通疾病、抗菌药物管理」, with no specific disease list or transmission-route explanation; the table above is 【a conceptual description, not a specific publication — the zoonosis list consists of generic disease names in the realm of public common knowledge, and does not refer to any single verifiable publication or organisation name, 2026-07-30】.
• Nothing in the source text.
• Nothing in the source text.