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Mind Mapping For Plant-Based Food Marketing

Different ways of framing a plant-based product can provoke different mental associations. This study looks at three different framings, and the further concepts and ideas they invoke. READ MORE

August 20, 2019 by Rakefet Cohen Leave a Comment

How Zoos Should Take Care Of Animals As They Age

As zoo animals get older, physical and mental changes can limit their opportunities to experience positive well-being. This review discusses those age-related changes and suggests ways for zoo staff to [...] READ MORE

August 19, 2019 by Kelley Kite Leave a Comment

No Better Than Flipping A Coin?: Behavioral Evaluations...

A review of research on canine behavioral evaluations suggests they may not be appropriate tools for use in shelters, since their lack of reliability and validity can result in the [...] READ MORE

August 16, 2019 by Emily Hatch Leave a Comment

Invertebrate Sentience: How Should We Study And Value I...

Rethink Priorities, a project focusing on bringing awareness to and conducting research in neglected areas, recently published a review of the literature available on invertebrate sentience and pain perception. READ MORE

August 15, 2019 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

Backyard Chickens: The Key Issues

Backyard chickens are often hailed as a sustainable alternative to factory-farming. This blog digs into why keeping backyard chickens is fraught with animal-welfare and safety issues. READ MORE

August 14, 2019 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

Young Peoples’ Environmental Concern Drives Demand Fo...

Plant-based meat is a hot trend, but one that’s here to stay. Young people are leading the plant-based meat revolution across the U.S. READ MORE

August 13, 2019 by Mia Rishel Leave a Comment

Pain, Animal Research, And Genetic (Dis)Enhancement

Many animals used in research experience tremendous amounts of pain. Genetic disenhancing could "alleviate" this pain, but the most ethical option is not using animals in the first place. READ MORE

August 12, 2019 by Mona Zahir Leave a Comment

‘Dangerous’ Dogs: Different Dog, Same Lampp...

Dangerous dog laws were enacted in the U.K. to increase public safety and “responsibilize” dog guardians. This review looks at their unintended consequences. READ MORE

August 9, 2019 by Amy Taylor Leave a Comment

Zoo Visits: The Precautionary Principle

Researchers review existing literature about visitor effects on captive zoo animals. The results are mostly negative, and suggest a precautionary approach would be best. READ MORE

August 8, 2019 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

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Mind Mapping For Plant-Based Food Marketing

How Zoos Should Take Care Of Animals As They Age

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Young Peoples’ Environmental Concern Drives Demand Fo...

Pain, Animal Research, And Genetic (Dis)Enhancement

‘Dangerous’ Dogs: Different Dog, Same Lampp...

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