Manufacturing and using Organs-On-A-Chip is currently costly and difficult, but if the technology can advance far enough, it could complement and eventually replace non-human animal tests. READ MORE
Crustaceans on our plates and in our research labs have few welfare protections. But there is increasing evidence that they are, in fact, sentient and can suffer. READ MORE
A survey of Polish scientists finds a significant percentage experience negative psychological effects associated with performing experiments on animals. READ MORE
In seeking to understand the relationships between humans and animals, the field of Human-Animal Studies provides scientific and social-scientific insight for the animal advocacy movement. READ MORE
Faunalytics' board member Sarah Hanneken gives an overview of animal law, and how advocates can and do employ it in creative ways to attain positive outcomes for animals. READ MORE
Sarah Hanneken, miembro de la junta directiva de Faunalytics, ofrece una visión general del derecho animal y de cómo los abogados pueden emplearlo, y de hecho lo emplean, de forma [...] READ MORE
In this blog, we highlight some of the most popular and useful Faunalytics resources that you may not have heard about. READ MORE
Faunalytics' Andrea Polanco explains how scientists empirically assess emotions in non-human animals, and outlines how advocates can benefit from using animal welfare research in their work. READ MORE
In our latest blog, we provide a roundup of our Faunalytics Explains video series, which offers animal advocates summaries of important research in just 2-3 minutes. READ MORE
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