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Half Of The Fish Consumed Globally Is Now Raised on Far...

In 2009, aquaculture accounted for 50% of all fish consumed throughout the world, in part due to the rising demand for long-chain omega 3 fatty acids. READ MORE

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Feeding The World Sustainably, Fairly And Humanely

This study examined the current system of food production and population growth rates and gives policy recommendations on how to feed the growing world. READ MORE

November 13, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Pet, Pest, Profit: Isolating Differences In Attitudes T...

This article discusses the PPP scale and how it is used to determine people's’ attitudes towards companion animals. READ MORE

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Vegetarianism In The U.S.

Vegetarianism is growing in acceptance in the U.S. after the U.S. dietic association deemed vegetarian diets safe for all people. READ MORE

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Companion Animal Owners And Empathy

A study has found that those who have had companion animals as adults or as children had higher empathy than those who did not. READ MORE

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Science Takes Case for Animal Research to the People

A decline support for the use of animals in research has led to an aggressive campaign by biomedical researchers to defend the use of animals in medical research. READ MORE

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Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

In the U.K., 60% of cats entering shelters come from owner relinquishment, with these returned cats likely being older than the general population. READ MORE

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The Emergence Of Companion Animals As Family In Japan

This study looked at the history of companion animals in Japan and the burial practises for them. READ MORE

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Meat Consumption As A Social Phenomenon

The animal advocacy movement should follow the route of the highly successful campaign of anti-smoking advocates to marginalize smoking through stigmatisation and social connections. READ MORE

November 3, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Half Of The Fish Consumed Globally Is Now Raised on Far...

Feeding The World Sustainably, Fairly And Humanely

Pet, Pest, Profit: Isolating Differences In Attitudes T...

Vegetarianism In The U.S.

Companion Animal Owners And Empathy

Science Takes Case for Animal Research to the People

Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

The Emergence Of Companion Animals As Family In Japan

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Half Of The Fish Consumed Globally Is Now Raised on Far...

Feeding The World Sustainably, Fairly And Humanely

Pet, Pest, Profit: Isolating Differences In Attitudes T...

Vegetarianism In The U.S.

Companion Animal Owners And Empathy

Science Takes Case for Animal Research to the People

Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

The Emergence Of Companion Animals As Family In Japan

Meat Consumption As A Social Phenomenon

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