This study found that chimpanzees engage in empathetic behavior to console their fellow apes, through kisses and hugs. READ MORE
Statistics can be used to mislead the public on information, notably with the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance making various unsubstantiated claims using incorrect statistical interpretation. READ MORE
This article discusses public attitude towards wolf and bear management in the Northern Rockies, with special attention to the attitudes towards sources of funding. READ MORE
A public opinion poll has found that British voters would be more likely to vote for the Labour party if they gave higher priority to wildlife issues such as banning [...] READ MORE
This study found that areas in New York that had higher levels of hunting were correlated with higher levels of crimes against children. READ MORE
For animal advocates it is a struggle to understand why the majority of the public love animals and yet the same majority engages in unbelievable levels of cruelty towards animals [...] READ MORE
This survey by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department assesses residents' attitudes toward various wildlife species and the frequency of human-wildlife conflicts. READ MORE
This section of the USDA’s Library covers information on zoos, circuses, and marine mammal parks and animals in the U.S. READ MORE
Study of public opinion in ten Pacific and Caribbean finds a majority of people are against their country voting for a return to commercial whaling. READ MORE
