Linda Tyler, Author at Faunalytics

Meat And Protein Consumption In The U.S.: The Best Estimates

Posted on May 21, 2018

We know that people are over-consuming meat and protein in the U.S., but arriving at exact numbers is difficult. This study cuts through the confusion to provide the best estimates. READ MORE

Trap-Neuter-Return And Citizen Science: A Review From Chicag...

Posted on March 20, 2018

Citizen scientists reviewing a TNR program in Chicago found that colony populations declined by 54% from entry and 82% from peak levels, consistent with findings from other local programs. READ MORE

‘Trump Veganism’: Motivations And Identity

Posted on February 20, 2018

People who are vegan for reasons of self-interest and had been vegan for less than a year were significantly more likely to support Trump’s agenda. READ MORE

The Effectiveness Of TNR: Looking At One Iconic Case

Posted on February 9, 2018

Looking at an 'iconic' case study of Trap-Neuter-Return reveals that we still need a broad adoption of systematic data collection and consistent assessment, but the results are very promising. READ MORE

Biting The Hand That Feeds: What Makes A Dog Bite Their Huma...

Posted on January 25, 2018

Smaller, younger dogs are more likely to bite their human companions, and this can be exacerbated by humans not being able to read dog cues. READ MORE

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

Posted on January 19, 2018

A look at how the disregard for animals in disasters can not only hurt them, but pose a public health risk as well, and how to turn the tables. READ MORE

Does Separation Make A Cat And Human Relationship Stronger?

Posted on December 28, 2017

Science confirms what many know intuitively: cats are independent, but they miss us when we're gone for long intervals, and need extra attention. READ MORE

Surrendered And Stray Dogs In Australia: A Review

Posted on November 28, 2017

A thorough overview of the stray dog population in Australia finds a standardized monitoring system with routine data routinely collection is needed. READ MORE

Veg*n Brains And Animal Suffering

Posted on November 9, 2017

People with different eating habits may have different levels of empathy toward witnessing animal suffering, according to new research. READ MORE

Meat And Protein Consumption In The U.S.: The Best Estimates

Trap-Neuter-Return And Citizen Science: A Review From Chicag...

The Effectiveness Of TNR: Looking At One Iconic Case

Biting The Hand That Feeds: What Makes A Dog Bite Their Huma...

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

Does Separation Make A Cat And Human Relationship Stronger?

Surrendered And Stray Dogs In Australia: A Review

Veg*n Brains And Animal Suffering

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