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Dec 21 2009 | Faunalytics

Filling The Ark: Animal Welfare In Disasters

In sociologist Lesli Irvine’s new book “Filling the Ark” she examines how natural disasters affects various animal populations and offers policy recommendations for future disasters. READ MORE

Dec 21 2009 | Faunalytics

The Global Food Regime And Animal Consumption In The United States And Japan

The average person in the U.S. consumes 2.2 times more animal foods by weight than the average Japanese consumer. READ MORE

Dec 15 2009 | Faunalytics

The Attitudes Of Animal Rights Activists Towards Science

This article examined several interviews with animal rights activists and argues that the common conception that animal advocates are opposed to science is false. READ MORE

Dec 15 2009 | Faunalytics

Attitudes Toward Cats 2009 Survey: Helping Cats Find Homes

More than a half of respondents in a survey displayed a negative attitude towards cats, due to behaviours such as cats jumping on tables, scratching furniture, and spitting up hairballs. READ MORE

Dec 13 2009 | Faunalytics

Social Movement Web Use In Theory And Practice

Most social movement organizations do not use the internet effectively and should make efforts to maximize the use of the internet to its full potential. READ MORE

Dec 13 2009 | Faunalytics

Microchips Result In High Rate Of Return To Owners

72.7% of microchipped animals were returned to their owners, with the largest reason owners not being found was because of an incorrect or disconnected phone number. READ MORE

Dec 12 2009 | Faunalytics

The Effect Of Nature Documentaries On Students’

Watching nature documentaries had a stronger emotional effect on students than helping them remember facts. READ MORE

Dec 7 2009 | Faunalytics

Economy Impacts Meat Case

This study has found that grocery stores are feeling the negative effects of the economic recession as consumers slow down their purchase of meats. READ MORE

Dec 6 2009 | Faunalytics

What’s Driving The Wildlife Trade?

This article analyzed information on the wildlife trade and found that current interventions are not doing enough to stop the global demand for wildlife parts and products. READ MORE

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