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Jun 5 2017 | Faunalytics

Emotions, Animals, And Evidence

A new paper uses existing behavior studies to draw inferences about animals' ability to experience emotions, a key factor in animal welfare debates. READ MORE

Jun 2 2017 | Faunalytics

Living With Wolves In The Western Great Lakes

Wolf management programs struggle to incorporate the wide ranging attitudes and opinions of individuals who live in close proximity to the animal. READ MORE

May 31 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Are Dogs From Non-Commercial Breeders And Dogs From Pet Stores Different?

Research shows that dogs obtained from pet stores may be more likely to have a host of problematic and undesirable behaviors compared to a control group. READ MORE

May 4 2017 | Linda Tyler

Preventing Disease Spread Between Humans and Companion Animals

Increasing interaction between humans, wild animals has affected the spread and potential of pathogens to infect companion animals. More caution is needed. READ MORE

Apr 21 2017 | Faunalytics

Climate Change, Animals, And U.S. National Parks

Land use planning is a politically volatile topic that federal agencies tend to avoid, but it's one that will need to be reckoned with to protect wildlife. READ MORE

Mar 22 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Using Fitness Trackers To Help Wildlife

Biologists use modern activity trackers to gather information about animal behavior and associated energy expenditure. READ MORE

Mar 20 2017 | Faunalytics

The Suppression of Food Controversies By Consumers And Media

The meat industry works with the psyche of weak consumers to create a kind of "suppression synergy" that keeps food controversies from gaining traction. READ MORE

Mar 17 2017 | Stella Bang

Managing Human-Coyote Conflicts In Cities Via Prey Species

Study establishes a direct link between human-carnivore conflicts and prey species, and points to the importance of conserving urban prey. READ MORE

Mar 13 2017 | Faunalytics

The Sexual Objectification Of Women In The Vegan Movement

A new paper on the vegan movement looks at the sexual objectification of women as an advocacy tool, and finds it particularly counterintuitive. READ MORE

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Emotions, Animals, And Evidence

Living With Wolves In The Western Great Lakes

Are Dogs From Non-Commercial Breeders And Dogs From Pet Stores Different?

Preventing Disease Spread Between Humans and Companion Animals

Climate Change, Animals, And U.S. National Parks

Using Fitness Trackers To Help Wildlife

The Suppression of Food Controversies By Consumers And Media

Managing Human-Coyote Conflicts In Cities Via Prey Species

The Sexual Objectification Of Women In The Vegan Movement

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