By understanding the patterns of past flu pandemics, we can take steps to avert future outbreaks affecting birds and humans. READ MORE
The nonreligious represent a significant demographic in the animal advocacy movement, but is that association a strategically desirable one? READ MORE
Researchers find evidence supporting the idea that birds' emotional reactions may be contagious – meaning that when one is suffering, others may feel distress as well. READ MORE
We can feed the ever-growing human population through sustainable farming and less food waste, but not without a shift towards a plant-based future. READ MORE
Different ways of framing plant-based products can provoke different mental associations. This study looks at three different framings, and the further concepts and ideas they invoke. READ MORE
As zoo animals get older, physical and mental changes can limit their opportunities to experience positive well-being. This review discusses age-related changes and ways to improve the lives of animals [...] READ MORE
Rethink Priorities, a project focusing on bringing awareness to and conducting research in neglected areas, recently published a review of invertebrate sentience and pain perception. READ MORE
Many animals used in research experience tremendous amounts of pain. Genetic disenhancing could "alleviate" this pain, but the most ethical option is not using animals in the first place. READ MORE
Researchers review existing literature about visitor effects on captive zoo animals. The results are mostly negative, and suggest a precautionary approach would be best. READ MORE
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