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Mar 12 2018 | karol orzechowski

Calculating The Costs Of Animal Research

Personalized medicine offers an effective alternative to outdated and ineffective animal models, but adjustments to both FDA regulations and NIH funding are badly needed. READ MORE

Feb 8 2018 | karol orzechowski

Bonobos and ‘Xenophilia’

Research suggests that bonobos have evolved to have intergroup aggression dissipate, and see benefits of bonding between groups of others. READ MORE

Jan 10 2018 | karol orzechowski

Faunalytics Index – January 2018

Useful and interesting data points from the Faunalytics library in the past month, featuring research about dogs at work, vegan advocacy, ravens, and more. READ MORE

Jan 3 2018 | Faunalytics

The Most Important And Popular Research Of 2017

Two dozen of the best and most insightful articles from our library in 2017, including the most popular items, overlooked items, and a handful of oldies. READ MORE

Dec 18 2017 | Mona Zahir

Captive Adult Chimps And Playtime: Does It Mean They’re Happy?

The idea that social play between captive adult chimps implies “positive” welfare is oversimplified, and may be more of a tension release mechanism. READ MORE

Dec 11 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Ravens Are Better At Planning Than 4-Year-Olds

Amazing ravens use tools, exert self-control, and consider the distance of time between their current situation and future events. READ MORE

Oct 24 2017 | Mona Zahir

Does Training Affect Zoo Animal Behaviour?: A Case Study With Lemurs

PRT may play a crucial role for the management of primates, including ring-tailed lemurs, in captive facilities such as zoos. READ MORE

Oct 11 2017 | karol orzechowski

Faunalytics Index – October 2017

This month's Faunalytics Index looks at facts and figures related to animal research, the exotic meat trade, shelter dogs, pig farming, and much more. READ MORE

Sep 28 2017 | Mona Zahir

Population Modelling And Reintroduction: A Case Study With Gorillas

A study of western lowland gorillas finds they stand a good chance of surviving extinction, but continuous data is needed to keep tabs on their progress. READ MORE

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