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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

Dec 19 2017 | Jamie Harris

What Drives The Animal Advocacy Movement?

A sociological analysis of the animal advocacy movement, drawing on theories related to social movements and organisations. READ MORE

Dec 18 2017 | Mona Zahir

Captive Adult Chimps And Playtime: Does It Mean They’re Happy?

The idea that social play between captive adult chimps implies “positive” welfare is oversimplified, and may be more of a tension release mechanism. READ MORE

Dec 14 2017 | Faunalytics

Beyond Meat: Looking Ahead At Plant And Cellular Trends

People love meat because of protein and taste - and the switch to plant-based foods may be spurred on by particularly excellent burger substitutes. READ MORE

Dec 8 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Although nonhuman animals are referred to as “who” in English language learners’ reading material, it is not deemed acceptable in their dictionaries. READ MORE

Dec 5 2017 | Faunalytics

Mink Farms And Boredom

A study of caged mink finds that mink on farms in unenriched cages experience boredom, and offers some methods for quick identification. READ MORE

Dec 4 2017 | Sara Barrueco

Cruel Customs And The Conditional Value Of Tradition

This paper examines the so called "cultural defense" of cruel traditions such as whaling or bullfighting, and rejects many of its arguments. READ MORE

Dec 1 2017 | Faunalytics

Assessment Of The Severity Of Scientific Procedures On Mice

New "open-field" research with mice challenge current classification guidelines and could encourage research on the severity of single procedures. READ MORE

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

Does Separation Make A Cat And Human Relationship Stronger?

What Drives The Animal Advocacy Movement?

Captive Adult Chimps And Playtime: Does It Mean They’re Happy?

Beyond Meat: Looking Ahead At Plant And Cellular Trends

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Mink Farms And Boredom

Cruel Customs And The Conditional Value Of Tradition

Assessment Of The Severity Of Scientific Procedures On Mice

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