I remember the first time I watched a zookeeper frantically flip through clipboards, trying to track which animals had been fed, when the last behavioral observations were recorded, and whether that unusual interaction between two species was worth noting down. It was 3 AM, and they'd been on shift for twelve hours straight. Sound familiar? That scene stuck with me because it perfectly captures the exhausting reality of traditional animal care management. You're juggling hund

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Professionals in the animal field constantly record data, be it wildlife management, rescue and rehabilitation, research or zoological...