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Feather Damage As A Welfare Barometer

Feather damage is a serious problem for laying hens. A new study looks at how farmers can monitor it as a larger indicator of animal welfare. READ MORE

October 7, 2019 by Adéla Novotná Leave a Comment

A Human Voice Will Scare Mountain Lions And Liberate Mi...

The simple sound of a human speaking can frighten large and medium-size carnivores, and otherwise disturb the lives of wildlife sharing the landscape. READ MORE

October 4, 2019 by Debra Teachout, DVM Leave a Comment

Could Traffic Lights Curb Meat Consumption?

Traffic-light labels (red, yellow and green) next to menu items can reduce meat sales, if only for a short time. READ MORE

October 3, 2019 by Rakefet Cohen Leave a Comment

Faunalytics Index – October 2019

This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about feral cats, stream fishes affected by mines, tipping points, backyard bird feeders in the U.K., and much more. READ MORE

October 2, 2019 by Karol Orzechowski Leave a Comment

Farm Animal Welfare: A Review of Standard Practices And...

Intensive farming systems create a litany of animal welfare concerns. To increase the well-being of farm animals, alternatives to current management practices are essential. READ MORE

October 1, 2019 by Kelley Kite Leave a Comment

‘Lab-Grown’ Vs. Plant-Based Meat: Gauging M...

What is the ultimate size of the market for meat alternatives like lab-grown or plant-based meats? A new series of surveys dives in. READ MORE

September 30, 2019 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

Can The General Public Spot A ‘Dangerous Dog̵...

A study evaluating the public's ability to identify banned dog types in the U.K. finds that they have difficulty accurately identifying breeds, particularly Pit Bull Terrier types. READ MORE

September 27, 2019 by Julia Morrissey Leave a Comment

Jurassic Park And The Meaning Of Life

De-extinction science is a growing field of interes. This article explores it from a scientific and philosophical perspective, and proves in the process that conservation is crucial. READ MORE

September 26, 2019 by Kopal Jha Leave a Comment

The Importance Of TNVR And Citizen Engagement

An in-depth interview with Peter J. Wolf and Dan Spehar about the importance and effectiveness of TNVR, and how regular people can get involved in helping community cats. READ MORE

September 25, 2019 by Karol Orzechowski Leave a Comment

Feather Damage As A Welfare Barometer

A Human Voice Will Scare Mountain Lions And Liberate Mi...

Could Traffic Lights Curb Meat Consumption?

Faunalytics Index – October 2019

Farm Animal Welfare: A Review of Standard Practices And...

‘Lab-Grown’ Vs. Plant-Based Meat: Gauging M...

Can The General Public Spot A ‘Dangerous Dog̵...

Jurassic Park And The Meaning Of Life

The Importance Of TNVR And Citizen Engagement

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Feather Damage As A Welfare Barometer

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Could Traffic Lights Curb Meat Consumption?

Faunalytics Index – October 2019

Farm Animal Welfare: A Review of Standard Practices And...

‘Lab-Grown’ Vs. Plant-Based Meat: Gauging M...

Can The General Public Spot A ‘Dangerous Dog̵...

Jurassic Park And The Meaning Of Life

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