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Do People Want Their Companions To Be More Veg*n?
Do People Want Their Companions To Be More Veg*n?
An increasing number of people around the world are consuming a plant-based diet. This study looks at how many of those people would feed a similar diet to their companion [...] READ MOREAn increasing number of people around the world are consuming a plant-based diet. This study looks at how many of those people would feed a similar diet to their companion [...] READ MORE

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Tracking The Platypus: A Novel Approach For Wildlife Conservation
Tracking The Platypus: A Novel Approach For Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife populations change incrementally, but over extended periods the shifts can be dramatic. New investigative techniques can shed light on these long-term trends. READ MOREWildlife populations change incrementally, but over extended periods the shifts can be dramatic. New investigative techniques can shed light on these long-term trends. READ MORE

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Animal Research In China
Animal Research In China
As advocates celebrate victories against animal experimentation in the U.S. and in Europe, the outsourcing of animal testing is an ever-more important issue that needs to be reckoned with. READ MOREAs advocates celebrate victories against animal experimentation in the U.S. and in Europe, the outsourcing of animal testing is an ever-more important issue that needs to be reckoned with. READ MORE

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Managing Wildlife Through ‘Evolutionary Traps’
Managing Wildlife Through ‘Evolutionary Traps’
Evolutionary traps, which modify species’ behaviors due to fast-paced environmental changes, can be intentionally created for the management of invasive or overpopulated species. But are they ethical? READ MOREEvolutionary traps, which modify species’ behaviors due to fast-paced environmental changes, can be intentionally created for the management of invasive or overpopulated species. But are they ethical? READ MORE
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