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Aug 16 2018 | Owen Rogers

Is ‘Environmentally-Friendly’ Animal Agriculture Possible?

New study strengthens the environmental argument for a plant-based diet. But what does it say about organic animal agriculture? READ MORE

Aug 15 2018 | Che Green

Animal Tracker 2018: Analysis & Takeaways

In our final analysis for the 2018 Animal Tracker, we offer our takeaways. Though much has stayed the same over the past decade, animal protection remains popular and there seems [...] READ MORE

Aug 14 2018 | Giuliana Miguel-Pacheco

What Do Brazilians Know About The Dairy Industry?

Citizens are highly concerned about milk quality and cow welfare, but are largely unaware of common dairy farming practices. READ MORE

Aug 13 2018 | Faunalytics

Guinea Pig Welfare During Animal-Assisted Therapy

The "possibility of retreat" is vital in reducing stress for guinea pigs, and should be provided during animal-assisted therapy when guinea pigs are involved. READ MORE

Aug 10 2018 | Jamie Harris

An Analysis of Lethal Methods of Wildlife Population Control

A look at two papers, from the Wild Animal Suffering Research repository, analyzing lethal methods of wild animal population control; one among vertebrates, the other among invertebrates. READ MORE

Aug 9 2018 | Selena Darlim

The Politics Of Using Drones In Animal Advocacy

The benefits of drones likely outweigh the risks to privacy and security when used mindfully. However, advocates still need to be aware of the issues. READ MORE

Aug 8 2018 | karol orzechowski

Faunalytics Slack Chat: Clean Meat

The media is abuzz with talk about "clean meat," but how much the general public will accept it is still unknown. Our panel of experts discuss. READ MORE

Aug 7 2018 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – August 2018

Our Faunalytics Index for August 2018 looks at the exotic animal trade, public opinion on laws protecting animals, meat-free menus, and much more. READ MORE

Aug 6 2018 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Tickling Rats For Improved Captive Welfare

With rats growing in popularity as companion animals, this study looks at tickling as a way to make their interactions with humans more positive. READ MORE

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