"If you are working on something that you really care about, you don't have to be pushed. Remember, its not how FAR but how WELL!"
For our internship project we analyzed a data-frame which contains recorded information of wildlife living in New York City. During our analysis we observed trends, similarities and differences that presented themselves in the data. We were able to use qualitative and quantitative data to create visuals such as charts and graphs to present our findings. We believe our project would help bring awareness to those living in NYC and inform the public. For our internship project we analyzed a data-frame which contains recorded information of wildlife living in New York City. During our analysis we observed trends, similarities and differences that presented themselves in the data. We were able to use qualitative and quantitative data to create visuals such as charts and graphs to present our findings. We believe our project would help bring awareness to those living in NYC and inform the public.
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After searching through valid and credible websites and Wildlife literature, we hypothesized that the Urban Wildlife in NYC would be in an overall worser health condition. |
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Based on all our outputted visualizations, we reject our null hypothesis, and justify our findings through the research of Forman et al. in 2008. Forman et al. proposed that an animal's health may decline due to climate change, a prevalent and ongoing issue. Inasmuch, an animal's physical health can deteriorate because of climate change in four major wys: heat-related diseases and stress, extreme weather events, adaptation of animal production systems to new environments, and emergence or re-emergence of infectious diseases, especially vector-borne diseases (Forman et al., 2008). |
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