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Apr 8 2012 | Faunalytics

Spanish Dangerous Animals Act: Effect On The Epidemiology Of Dog Bites

A study has found that the Spanish “Dangerous Animals Act” had no effect on the prevalence of dog bites, and banning certain breeds of dogs does not reduce dog bite incidents. READ MORE

Apr 7 2012 | Faunalytics

Reactions To The Bait Dog In A Film Of Dog Fighting

When respondents watched a dog fighting video, researchers found personality traits and gender predicted the sympathetic reactions to the dogs. READ MORE

Apr 6 2012 | Faunalytics

The Links Between Animal Cruelty, Empathy And Aggression

This study found a relationship between animal cruelty and aggression in males. However, contrary to previous research, empathy was not related to animal cruelty in this sample. READ MORE

Apr 6 2012 | Faunalytics

How To Spread Information Without Being Overbearing

Guest blogger Melissa O'Conner discusses how best to spread the vegan message effectively and without becoming overbearing or preachy. READ MORE

Apr 6 2012 | Faunalytics

In The Light Of Evolution, Volume II: Biodiversity And Extinction

This volume is dedicated to issues of biodiversity and extinction and may be of interest to animal advocates working on issues of extinction. READ MORE

Apr 3 2012 | Faunalytics

Food Choices Are Effected By Social Environment

A case study in France and Vietnam has shown that there is a cultural element to the consumption of food products, specifically soy products. READ MORE

Apr 3 2012 | Faunalytics

Strategies To Promote Farm Animal Welfare In Latin America

This study examines the various programs, legislation and other attempts to improve the welfare of farm animals prior to slaughter in Latin America. READ MORE

Apr 1 2012 | Faunalytics

AP Finds 5K Horse Deaths Since 2003

Data collected in the U.S. has found that 5,000 thoroughbred horses died due to racing between 2003 and 2008 and on average more than three horses die every day on race tracks. READ MORE

Apr 1 2012 | Faunalytics

Vegn And Semi-Vegn Comparison In Disordered Eating

This paper wished to address problems in previous papers addressing disordered eating and veg*nism. The paper, contrary to previous papers, only used confirmed veg*ns and compared them to semi-vegetarians. READ MORE

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Spanish Dangerous Animals Act: Effect On The Epidemiology Of Dog Bites

Reactions To The Bait Dog In A Film Of Dog Fighting

The Links Between Animal Cruelty, Empathy And Aggression

How To Spread Information Without Being Overbearing

In The Light Of Evolution, Volume II: Biodiversity And Extinction

Food Choices Are Effected By Social Environment

Strategies To Promote Farm Animal Welfare In Latin America

AP Finds 5K Horse Deaths Since 2003

Veg*n And Semi-Veg*n Comparison In Disordered Eating

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Vegn And Semi-Vegn Comparison In Disordered Eating