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Dec 1 2014 | Faunalytics

Animal Tracker Australia – Baseline Survey Results, June 2014

A study conducted by Faunalytics and modeled after our Animal Tracker looks at the attitudes of Australians toward animals. READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Informed Communication = Better Results

Whether we’re trying to convince individuals to go vegan or pass animal protective legislation, we're usually trying to reach the most people with our message. READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Exposure To Males Causes Stress In Rodents

The presence of male experimenters produces stress and increased anxiety on rat subjects, while the presence of female experimenters doesn’t produce this effect. READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Diet Change And Demographic Characteristics Of Veg*ns

A new large scale survey has indicated that that “family concerns” and cost are overlooked as major barriers to going vegetarian, especially for students. Unsurprisingly, exposure to books and documentaries are two major catalysts for people going veg*n. READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Pets for Life: An In-Depth Community Understanding

The Pets For Life program reaches out to people in under-served communities to assist through free animal care, services and information in order to reduce stray companion animals. READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

The Impact Of Animal Welfare Advertising

Researchers administered an online survey to people in the U.S., measuring their knowledge of and reaction to Canadian seal hunting. READ MORE

Nov 10 2014 | Faunalytics

Do Ethicists Eat Less Meat?

This study examines ethicists and philosophy professors in their behavior and attitudes towards meat consumption. READ MORE

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

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Animal Tracker Australia – Baseline Survey Results, June 2014

Informed Communication = Better Results

Exposure To Males Causes Stress In Rodents

Diet Change And Demographic Characteristics Of Veg*ns

Pets for Life: An In-Depth Community Understanding

The Impact Of Animal Welfare Advertising

Do Ethicists Eat Less Meat?

Symbol Addition By Rhesus Monkeys

Analysis Of Attitudes Toward Damage-Causing Wildlife

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