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Jul 15 2014 | Faunalytics

A Sustainable Approach To Research And Advocacy

Animal advocates should start seeing the bigger picture in their work and begin making alliances with other advocacy groups, while sharing research for the benefit of both. READ MORE

Jul 15 2014 | Faunalytics

An Overview Of Surveys On How People View Animal Experimentation: Some Factors That May Influence The Outcome

A study has analyzed surveys, from a variety of countries, that questioned ethical acceptability of scientific experimentation and noticed several general trends. READ MORE

Jul 15 2014 | Faunalytics

Reading A Book Can Change Your Mind, But Only Some Changes Last

The goal of this study was to measure the impact of reading a food-related book soon after their exposure to the material. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

A Child Raised To Weigh 500 Pounds By Age 10?

The idea of fattening up a human being to six times their natural weight with the use of drugs, excessive feeding, and lack of exercise is considered a grotesque crime. Yet, this is the norm for chickens on farms. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

Henry Bergh, The Unlikely Champion Of Animals

Henry Bergh is a pioneering hero in animal advocacy, the founder of ASPCA and the man who built the foundation of legal and cultural protection for animals. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

5 Animal Advocacy Pitfalls to Avoid

In our history at Faunalytics, we've learned a few things about effective animal advocacy as well as the common mistakes that many advocates make. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

The Economics Of Roadside Bear Viewing

Staffing in Yellowstone National Park is inadequate to safely manage the “bear jams” caused by wildlife viewing of the public. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

The Metaphysics Of Factory Farming

This essay explored the cultural and philosophical foundations of factory farming, involving Marxist theories, materialism and anthropocentrism. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

Use of Conditioned Place Preference/Avoidance Tests to Assess Affective States in Fish

Researchers show that fish release stress hormones when they are chased, and they remember those associations after the stimulus is withdrawn. READ MORE

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A Sustainable Approach To Research And Advocacy

An Overview Of Surveys On How People View Animal Experimentation: Some Factors That May Influence The Outcome

Reading A Book Can Change Your Mind, But Only Some Changes Last

A Child Raised To Weigh 500 Pounds By Age 10?

Henry Bergh, The Unlikely Champion Of Animals

5 Animal Advocacy Pitfalls to Avoid

The Economics Of Roadside Bear Viewing

The Metaphysics Of Factory Farming

Use of Conditioned Place Preference/Avoidance Tests to Assess Affective States in Fish

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