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Oct 10 2018 | Bas Sanders

Global Animal Slaughter Statistics And Charts: 2018

Worldwide, more than 70 billion land animals are killed for food every year. Our series of charts based on United Nations data shows the trends by type of animal. READ MORE

Oct 10 2018 | Bas Sanders

Global Sheep Slaughter Statistics and Charts

More than 550 million sheep were killed for food in 2016. Our charts based on United Nations data show the main countries and 55-year trends for total and per capita [...] 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 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

Jul 25 2018 | Linda Tyler

Animal Tracker 2018: Adequacy Of Laws

Legislative change is an important part of improving animal welfare. By taking advantage of positive changes in public opinion the right proposal at the right political moment can have far-reaching [...] READ MORE

Jul 11 2018 | Che Green

Animal Tracker 2018: Importance of Animal Protection

In 2018, at least 75% or more of U.S. adults said that the welfare and protection of animals is “very” or “somewhat” important in every issue area. READ MORE

Jul 5 2018 | Justin Portela

Gender, Meat-Eating, And Cognitive Dissonance

Research on cognitive dissonance surrounding meat consumption finds that, when exposed to information about how animals are raised and killed, women have less attachment to meat than men. READ MORE

Jan 25 2016 | karol orzechowski

Unfenced: Sheep And Territorial Bonding

Sheep are complex and wonderful creatures who have a strong sense of territorial bonding. READ MORE

Nov 6 2015 | karol orzechowski

Animal Transport Standards May Be All Wrong

This study shows that unloading farmed animals for breaks during long distance transport does not negatively impact welfare, and 8hrs of rest may not be enough after a 29hr trek. READ MORE

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Global Animal Slaughter Statistics And Charts: 2018

Global Sheep Slaughter Statistics and Charts

Animal Tracker 2018: Analysis & Takeaways

Faunalytics Index – August 2018

Animal Tracker 2018: Adequacy Of Laws

Animal Tracker 2018: Importance of Animal Protection

Gender, Meat-Eating, And Cognitive Dissonance

Unfenced: Sheep And Territorial Bonding

Animal Transport Standards May Be All Wrong

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