Non-human primates are increasingly vulnerable to extinction as they lose their natural habitats under human pressure. This review explores how Indigenous knowledge may be able to help. READ MORE
Bumblebees are willing to endure pain for a reward – but only when it’s worth it. This suggests a capacity to feel pain, similar to mammals. READ MORE
Long considered to be an abundant species, long-tailed macaques face threats from the wild animal trade, and because many are seen as pests. READ MORE
Wildfires are traumatic for animals. This blog explores how wild animals cope with the physical and psychological stress of wildfires and suggests how advocates can help. READ MORE
A noisy sea can be terrible for aquatic animal welfare. This study looks at noise pollution from deep-sea mining and calls for a reevaluation of future mining projects. READ MORE
Wind farms can help reduce carbon emissions, but they might also harm local bird populations. A new study looks at how the Eurasian eagle owl copes with construction activities. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about dairy cow grazing, elephant ranges, the importance of sleep for dogs, and more. READ MORE
The unregulated international shark fin trade may be driving unsustainable fishing practices and threatening sharks, rays, and chimeras with extinction. READ MORE
Research has found that environmental concerns and attitudes toward marine life are linked. This study explores such attitudes among coastal populations in China. READ MORE
