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Wild animals face hardships we'd consider terrible if they happened to us. Some argue that we should respond to wild animal suffering the same way we would to human (and other animal) suffering. READ MORE
When Big Agriculture Funds University Experts
The animal agriculture industry has funded two professors to publicly downplay evidence linking the industry to climate change and to influence opinions and policies in its favor. READ MORE
Meat Consumption, Moral Reasoning, And Age
Research shows that adult meat-eaters will ignore information that makes them uncomfortable with their diet. But is the same true for children? READ MORE
When Animal Advocacy Research Is Labeled As Biased
This study examines the challenges of conducting research that supports animals, particularly when a study’s findings contradict dominant narratives. READ MORE
Research And Data As Tools In Advocates’ Decision-Making
Our latest Faunalytics study looks at the benefits, barriers, and opportunities in animal advocates' use of research and data in their efforts. READ MORE
Why Culture Is Important For Captive Animals
Philosophy scholars call for a deeper understanding of the cultural needs of captive animals and discuss why culture is important to their welfare. READ MORE
Rethinking Animal Welfare From A Social Justice Lens
These authors explain why animal studies scholars should consider the human-animal bond in relation to other social justice issues. READ MORE
Food Choices Across Income Levels In South Africa
What makes people choose the food they do, and how does income play a role? This study explores food choice among low-, middle-, and high-income South Africans. READ MORE
The Language Of Speciesism
This study used machine learning to identify different types of speciesism in English books, films and TV, speech, and on the Internet. READ MORE