Social movements that support animals can use the internet in a way that encourages both online participation and offline change. READ MORE
Fish are killed by the billions. Should humans be as confident as they are that these amazing individuals lack the ability to think and feel? READ MORE
Important research shows no significant difference in dog bite type or severity between legislated and non-legislated dogs. READ MORE
A study of public opinion from across Canada reveals that anti-captivity advocacy is helping turn the tide against zoos and aquariums. READ MORE
Research reveals a potentially robust, applicable strategy for increasing vegetable consumption in adults: using the same indulgent, exciting, and delicious descriptors as more popular, albeit less healthy, foods. READ MORE
Vegetation alongside roads increases the likelihood of deer-vehicle collisions. Managing it properly could help to mitigate accidents and save lives. READ MORE
Climate change and human activity can have a huge effect on animal migration. Research shows the migration patterns of younger animals may be the key to managing and forecasting the [...] READ MORE
An exploration of Buddhist philosophy and how those ideas translate to animal ethics, including ethical veg*nism. READ MORE
Studies of non-human primates, rats, black-capped chickadees, scrub-jays, and tayras indicate that animals may have a sense of "the future," and act accordingly. READ MORE
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