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Nov 23 2014 | karol orzechowski

Fisheries of the United States (2012)

In this annual report covering 2012, the U.S. government estimates that commercial fish "landings" totaled 9.6 billion pounds for the year (fish deaths are measured in pounds, not individual lives). [...] READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Diet Change And Demographic Characteristics Of Veg*ns

A new large scale survey has indicated that that “family concerns” and cost are overlooked as major barriers to going vegetarian, especially for students. Unsurprisingly, exposure to books and documentaries [...] READ MORE

Nov 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Pets for Life: An In-Depth Community Understanding

The Pets For Life program reaches out to people in under-served communities to assist through free animal care, services and information in order to reduce stray companion animals. READ MORE

Nov 10 2014 | Faunalytics

Do Ethicists Eat Less Meat?

This study examines ethicists and philosophy professors in their behavior and attitudes towards meat consumption. READ MORE

Oct 31 2014 | Faunalytics

Video Comparison Study: Youth Response to Four Vegetarian/Vegan Outreach Videos

This study examined the effectiveness of four vegetarian/vegan outreach videos, finding few differences in terms of the respondents' willingness to reduce or eliminate meat, eggs, or dairy. READ MORE

Oct 31 2014 | Faunalytics

Differences Between Health And Ethical Vegetarians

Study finds that ethical veg*ns have a higher level of conviction, consume fewer animal products, and show a longer length of sticking to the diet, than those motivated by health. READ MORE

Oct 27 2014 | Faunalytics

Who Pays for American Wildlife? Not Hunters

Some argue that hunters deserve to make wildlife policy because they fund most conservation efforts. That’s not true, this study finds: instead, most wildlife funding comes from the average taxpayer. READ MORE

Oct 13 2014 | Faunalytics

Functional MRI In Awake Unrestrained Dogs

A study using MRI shows that a dog's brain shows far more activity when they get a hand signal indicating treats, than when they get a hand signal denoting something [...] READ MORE

Oct 1 2014 | Faunalytics

How Consumers Respond To Animal Rights Campaigns

This thesis explores the psychological and cultural constructs of society that allows consumers to dissociate the use of animals from the suffering caused. READ MORE

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Fisheries of the United States (2012)

Diet Change And Demographic Characteristics Of Veg*ns

Pets for Life: An In-Depth Community Understanding

Do Ethicists Eat Less Meat?

Video Comparison Study: Youth Response to Four Vegetarian/Vegan Outreach Videos

Differences Between Health And Ethical Vegetarians

Who Pays for American Wildlife? Not Hunters

Functional MRI In Awake Unrestrained Dogs

How Consumers Respond To Animal Rights Campaigns

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