Aquatic Veterinary Medicine is a specialized field focused on the health and care of aquatic animals, including fish, amphibians, and marine mammals. Veterinarians in this field diagnose and treat diseases, manage health issues, and promote the welfare of these animals in various environments, such as aquariums, farms, and natural habitats. This branch of veterinary medicine also involves research on aquatic ecosystems and the impact of environmental factors on animal health. Professionals may work with organizations like NOAA or the World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association to ensure sustainable practices and the conservation of aquatic species.