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Feb 6 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Social Insects, Communication, And Learning

Researchers review current literature on social insect communication, and find that learning and personal experiences play a significant role in their development. READ MOREResearchers review current literature on social insect communication, and find that learning and personal experiences play a significant role in their development. READ MORE

Feb 5 2020 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – February 2020

This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about TNR programs, wildlife issues around the world, veg*ns who still eat meat, and much more. READ MOREThis month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about TNR programs, wildlife issues around the world, veg*ns who still eat meat, and much more. READ MORE

Feb 4 2020 | Mona Zahir

Animals Used In Science: A Review Of Laws In The U.S.

If we're serious about protecting the welfare of animals used in science, we need to bolster the Animal Welfare Act, while also advocating for reduction of experiments. READ MOREIf we're serious about protecting the welfare of animals used in science, we need to bolster the Animal Welfare Act, while also advocating for reduction of experiments. READ MORE

Feb 3 2020 | Owen Rogers

Happy Cows, Tasty Milk? Swedish Dairy Farm Marketing

The Swedish dairy industry uses public events to woo consumers into ignoring ethical and environmental concerns with milk production. READ MOREThe Swedish dairy industry uses public events to woo consumers into ignoring ethical and environmental concerns with milk production. READ MORE

Jan 31 2020 | Faunalytics

Vegetarianism: Benefits, Types, And How You Can Become One

Your questions about vegetarianism, answered. READ MOREYour questions about vegetarianism, answered. READ MORE

Jan 31 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Scientists Say No To Octopus Farming

A group of scientists argue against ongoing efforts to farm octopuses, highlighting ethical and ecological issues in making their case. READ MOREA group of scientists argue against ongoing efforts to farm octopuses, highlighting ethical and ecological issues in making their case. READ MORE

Jan 30 2020 | Sara Streeter

Eating Meat To Fit In

Half of those who say they are veg*n still eat meat on occasion. While they may feel bad later, social pressure can trump the best of intentions in the moment. READ MOREHalf of those who say they are veg*n still eat meat on occasion. While they may feel bad later, social pressure can trump the best of intentions in the moment. READ MORE

Jan 29 2020 | Linda Tyler

Follow The Money, Part 1: Current Trends In Plant-Based Investment

In the first of two blogs, Linda Tyler explores the economics of plant-based investing, as well as trends in the current marketplace. READ MOREIn the first of two blogs, Linda Tyler explores the economics of plant-based investing, as well as trends in the current marketplace. READ MORE

Jan 28 2020 | Sarah Hanneken

Long-Term Success Of TNR Programs For Community Cat Populations: An Updated Look

TNR programs, especially when paired with socialization and adoption, can successfully reduce stray and feral cat populations over the long term. READ MORETNR programs, especially when paired with socialization and adoption, can successfully reduce stray and feral cat populations over the long term. READ MORE

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Social Insects, Communication, And Learning

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Faunalytics Index – February 2020

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Animals Used In Science: A Review Of Laws In The U.S.

Animals Used In Science: A Review Of Laws In The U.S.

Happy Cows, Tasty Milk? Swedish Dairy Farm Marketing

Happy Cows, Tasty Milk? Swedish Dairy Farm Marketing

Vegetarianism: Benefits, Types, And How You Can Become One

Vegetarianism: Benefits, Types, And How You Can Become One

Scientists Say No To Octopus Farming

Scientists Say No To Octopus Farming

Eating Meat To Fit In

Eating Meat To Fit In

Follow The Money, Part 1: Current Trends In Plant-Based Investment

Follow The Money, Part 1: Current Trends In Plant-Based Investment

Long-Term Success Of TNR Programs For Community Cat Populations: An Updated Look

Long-Term Success Of TNR Programs For Community Cat Populations: An Updated Look

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