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Jan 18 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Can Oysters Hear?

Study shows that it is "very likely" that oysters detect sounds at lower acoustic energy, and show a pain response, which may have ecological consequences. READ MORE

Jan 16 2018 | Stella Bang

Dog Aggression And Strangers: The Risk Factors

Research shows that neutered males, mixed breeds, and dogs from pet stores had the greatest odds of stranger-directed aggression. READ MORE

Jan 15 2018 | Faunalytics

Companion Animal Surrendering: What Are The Most Common Human-Related Reasons?

Some companion animals are relinquished to shelters because of the life circumstances of their human guardians. This review looks at the numbers. READ MORE

Jan 9 2018 | Owen Rogers

Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare In Developed Countries: A Review

A review finds that the general public’s level of concern for animal welfare in food production is high, while their understanding and knowledge is poor. READ MORE

Jan 8 2018 | Faunalytics

Dogs, Barking, Whining, And Separation Anxiety

New research shows that rather than barking, whining may be the most characteristic vocalization of dogs with Separation Related Disorder. READ MORE

Jan 5 2018 | Faunalytics

Pigs Can Perceive And Estimate Time Passing

Research shows that sows can learn to estimate time intervals of 5 days after training but don't accurately learn intervals in the range of minutes. READ MORE

Jan 2 2018 | Stella Bang

Captive Wild Animals And 24/7 Care

Future animal habitat management will be enhanced with more opportunities to engineer their own environments through choice and control. READ MORE

Jan 1 2018 | Faunalytics

Magic & Conservation: Can Mythical Animals Help Us Save The Environment?

A study explores how mythical and magical animals such as the Loch Ness Monster may be able to help us capture public imagination on environmental issues. READ MORE

Dec 28 2017 | Linda Tyler

Does Separation Make A Cat And Human Relationship Stronger?

Science confirms what many know intuitively: cats are independent, but they miss us when we're gone for long intervals, and need extra attention. READ MORE

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Can Oysters Hear?

Dog Aggression And Strangers: The Risk Factors

Companion Animal Surrendering: What Are The Most Common Human-Related Reasons?

Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare In Developed Countries: A Review

Dogs, Barking, Whining, And Separation Anxiety

Pigs Can Perceive And Estimate Time Passing

Captive Wild Animals And 24/7 Care

Magic & Conservation: Can Mythical Animals Help Us Save The Environment?

Does Separation Make A Cat And Human Relationship Stronger?

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