A new study from Europe looks at the myriad positive outcomes that good welfare and housing has for (captive) chimpanzees. READ MORE
Behavioural scientists show that nonhuman species can engage in social evaluations of helpfulness and fairness when observing humans. READ MORE
This thorough review discusses the protocols and ethics around using non-human primates, and various alternatives, for toxicology experiments. READ MORE
This month's Index includes facts and figures about conservation, companion animal research, pit bulls, cultured meat, veg*n self-identification, and more. READ MORE
Does "social housing" meaningfully improve macaque welfare or merely mask underlying problems of laboratory captivity? READ MORE
Our most popular articles of the year cover topics ranging from lapsed vegetarians/vegans, the links between animal cruelty and human abuse, and causes of dog aggression. READ MORE
Hair plucking by bonobos is something that has never been observed in wild bonobos, and may be a result of captivity and group dominance dynamics. READ MORE
Do chimpanzees understand "iconic gestures," or do they only show interest in gestures that are relevant to them? READ MORE
Multispecies wildlife corridors should be tailored to groups of ecologically similar, disturbance-sensitive species to maximize their effectiveness. READ MORE
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