Primates Archives - Page 6 of 13

Nov 7 2014 | Faunalytics

Symbol Addition By Rhesus Monkeys

This study has found that Rhesus monkeys can actually grasp the concept of addition through calculation, not just memorization. READ MORE

Nov 6 2014 | Faunalytics

Analysis Of Attitudes Toward Damage-Causing Wildlife

This literature review analyzed 54 studies that measured attitudes of more than 23,000 humans about conflicts they had experienced with wildlife. READ MORE

Sep 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Naturalistic Exhibits More Effective Than Traditional Exhibits

Placing gorillas and chimps in a naturalistic habitat increased the positive feelings towards apes as opposed to a more artificial environment. READ MORE

Jul 18 2014 | Faunalytics

Deprivation Of Benefits For Primates In Research

This paper argues that non-human primates in research should have the same ethical considerations as human subjects who have little to no capacity to act on their own. READ MORE

Jul 3 2014 | Faunalytics

Protecting Animals Versus The Pursuit Of Knowledge

This article argues that regardless of regulatory changes in animal experimentation, the UK still overwhelming abuses and uses animals for scientific research. READ MORE

Jun 16 2014 | Faunalytics

Volunteering to Help Conserve Endangered Species: An Identity Approach to Human–Animal Relationships

Conservation volunteers want to offset their guilt about mistreatment of animals and differentiate themselves from humans responsible for it. READ MORE

May 20 2014 | Faunalytics

Chimpanzees As Vulnerable Subjects In Research

This article argues that chimpanzees used for research should be given increased protections and larger ethical considerations. READ MORE

May 12 2014 | Faunalytics

The Dying Animal

The following paper discusses the argument of devoting more research to the emotional effects of death on animals, the grieving involved, and other effects death has on animal wellbeing and [...] READ MORE

Apr 8 2014 | Faunalytics

A Framework To Evaluate Wildlife Feeding

Feeding wild animals in many contexts is more harmful than beneficial, and the author calls for improved education and enforcement. READ MORE

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Symbol Addition By Rhesus Monkeys

Analysis Of Attitudes Toward Damage-Causing Wildlife

Naturalistic Exhibits More Effective Than Traditional Exhibits

Deprivation Of Benefits For Primates In Research

Protecting Animals Versus The Pursuit Of Knowledge

Volunteering to Help Conserve Endangered Species: An Identity Approach to Human–Animal Relationships

Chimpanzees As Vulnerable Subjects In Research

The Dying Animal

A Framework To Evaluate Wildlife Feeding

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