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Feb 7 2019 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Differing Empathy in Vegetarians, Vegans, and Omnivores

Does the decision to follow a vegetarian/vegan lifestyle affect our cognitive processing of empathy? A study of neural research says maybe so. READ MORE

Feb 6 2019 | karol orzechowski

Faunalytics Index – February 2019

Each month, the Faunalytics Index brings you facts and figures from the world of animal advocacy research. This month's index looks at nocturnal animals, catch-and-release fishing, and much more. READ MORE

Feb 5 2019 | Mona Zahir

How Can Veterinarians Reduce Euthanasia Rates In Shelters?

A collection of practical advice to help veterinarians make meaningful interventions to reduce euthanasia rates in shelters. READ MORE

Feb 4 2019 | karol orzechowski

Tigers In America: A Review

A 2014 survey of U.S. adults finds a great deal of people are misinformed about the state of captive tigers in the U.S., including their approximate population in captivity and [...] READ MORE

Feb 1 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Meatification: A Case Study In Market Capitalism From Vietnam

Increasing meat consumption is driven by several interwoven factors in capitalist Vietnam, rather than being an inherent outcome of societal progress and higher income levels. READ MORE

Jan 30 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Human Expansion And Its Effects On Wildlife

Researchers are united – we need more knowledge on the long-term effects of human expansion on wildlife. This blog post looks at some recent scholarship on the subject. READ MORE

Jan 29 2019 | Mona Zahir

Measuring Animal Welfare Over Time: A Case Study With Goats

Finding the best possible indicators is crucial to measuring animal welfare in a consistent way over time. READ MORE

Jan 28 2019 | Owen Rogers

Welfare At Slaughter: A Review

In order to ensure that welfare certifications are more than just rubber stamps, consumers will need to curb their consumption of animal products. READ MORE

Jan 24 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Animals Stay Up At Night To Avoid Humans

Researchers find that human disturbance is shifting wild mammal behavior, causing many species to be more active at night. READ MORE

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