Sara Streeter, Author at Faunalytics

Sep 14 2020 | Sara Streeter

How Animals Are Affected By Habitat Fragmentation

The effects of habitat fragmentation on wildlife are far from clear. Species, along with the type, cause, and speed of fragmentation all play a role. READ MORE

Sep 3 2020 | Sara Streeter

Meat Made Better: Will Consumers Bite?

Cultured meat, while derived from animal cells, can be made healthier than meat from the animals themselves. But is that enough for consumers to buy it? READ MORE

Sep 1 2020 | Sara Streeter

When People Emigrate, What Happens To Their Companion Animals?

Emigration is a difficult, stressful, and often painful process. When companion animals are involved, the decisions become even more complex. READ MORE

Aug 10 2020 | Sara Streeter

If A Horse Could Talk, What Would They Ask Of Us?

There’s more to horse welfare than just providing hay and oats. Horses can suffer in myriad ways from well-intentioned but uninformed human caregivers. READ MORE

Jul 14 2020 | Sara Streeter

Is My Rottweiler Tougher Than Your Chihuahua?

Both veterinarians and members of the public believe that pain sensitivity varies among dog breeds. However, there is no biological basis to support this perception. READ MORE

Jul 2 2020 | Sara Streeter

When Worlds Collide: Age, Gender And Veganism

When the vegan movement styles itself to appeal to the young, those who are older, and women in particular, can find themselves marginalized in the process. READ MORE

Jun 17 2020 | Sara Streeter

COVID-19 And The Future Of Wildlife Conservation Research

Wildlife are both benefiting and suffering in different ways from the absence of human activity during the pandemic. Research and conservation efforts are experiencing similar mixed effects. READ MORE

Jun 16 2020 | Sara Streeter

The Dangers Of ‘Biofouled’ Ocean Plastic

When plastic spends time in seawater, it becomes "biofouled" with marine life, from plants to crustaceans. It may start to smell like food, which creates problems for nearby wildlife. READ MORE

Jun 8 2020 | Sara Streeter

Does Your Cat Really Care About You? Yes!

For better or worse, cats have a reputation for aloofness. This study shows they do in fact form secure attachments to humans, and attention is key to their positive welfare. READ MORE

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