In our final Animal Tracker 2019 blog, we look at how many U.S. adults agree with practices like buying fur, eating animals, and dissection, and how those ideas contradict their [...] READ MORE
This article looks at the concept of positive welfare – not just the absence of negative states, but the presence of positive ones – and how it can be applied to [...] READ MORE
Researchers confirm that several biological and economic factors can be used to predict exotic animal release probability. We look at the study and its implications. READ MORE
Cancer is often an excruciatingly painful condition for humans. Are we subjecting wild animals to this pain simply because they happen to live around us? READ MORE
In our third instalment of Animal Tracker analysis, we look at how the U.S. public values of different areas of animal protection. READ MORE
The civil war in Mozambique upsets the ecological balance of Gorongosa National Park, driving the decline of large-mammal populations. READ MORE
An extensive study looks to quantify the extinction of insects around the world, and finds agriculture to be a driving factor in declining populations. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about feral cat populations and living conditions, the environmental limits of the food system, seabirds and plastic, and much more. READ MORE
Reptiles and amphibians kept as companion animals are both a source of, and subject to, a variety of risks. This review offers several viewpoints concerning exotic companion species, from an [...] READ MORE
