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Mar 23 2018 | Florence Williams

360º Video For Better Advocacy?

Higher immersion into a given video appears to increase pro-environmental behavior, but the difference is not significant. More research is needed. READ MORE

Oct 13 2017 | Florence Williams

Cat Urine Extract As A Feral Cat Management Tool

Study finds that cat urine solvent can help to manage feral cats in various ways, and may even be an effective scent lure for other wild small felids. READ MORE

Oct 2 2017 | Florence Williams

El Niño’s Effects On Farmed Animal Predation

Farmed animals may be particularly vulnerable to predation during droughts caused by the El Niño Southern Oscillation. Wildlife managers should take note. READ MORE

Aug 14 2017 | Florence Williams

Fishing Strategy Mitigates Shark Attacks

A longline fishing strategy may be a significant improvement over "shark meshing" to protect both sharks and humans. READ MORE

Oct 29 2014 | Florence Williams

Dogs First Years Predict The Outcome Of Future Behaviors

A test has found that experiences early in a dog’s life shape their future behavior, and dogs that score high on positive behavior early in life continue to keep these characteristics. READ MORE

Oct 6 2014 | Florence Williams

Effect Of Stroking On Behavior In Shelter Cats

A study has found that cats in animal shelters that are stroked daily have less stress, reduced shedding and none of the cats were aggressive after 6 days. READ MORE

Sep 30 2014 | Florence Williams

Social Dimensions Of The Human–Avian Bond

This study sought to research the relationship between parrot companions and their guardians. READ MORE

Sep 26 2014 | Florence Williams

Pets For Life – A New Community Understanding (2012)

Over half of companion animal guardians have never been to a veterinarian, with most people lacking access to basic healthcare for their companion animals. READ MORE

Sep 12 2014 | Florence Williams

The Effect Of Removal On The Behaviour And Physiology Of Shelter Dog Partners

Dogs that were separated from their roommates in animal shelters felt stress, with noticeable changes in their hormone and antibody levels. READ MORE

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