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Thailand A Hub For Growing Illegal Ivory Trade

Thailand remains the biggest illegal ivory market in Asia thanks to its insufficient laws and legal enforcement. READ MORE

July 13, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

The Cone Nonprofit Power Brand 100

This report on the relationship between nonprofit brand image and financial performance, identifying opportunities for unrealized potential income. READ MORE

July 9, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Comparison Of Student Attitudes Toward Snakes

This study investigates the attitudes of Turkish and Slovakian students toward snakes with emphasis on the "negativistic" and "naturalistic" dimensions. READ MORE

July 8, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Third Of Open Water Sharks Face Extinction: Study

Shark extinction is a real potential due to commercial fishing bycatch, demand for shark fins and sport fishing; that will have enormous impacts on the food chain. READ MORE

July 6, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Consumers Will Ditch Healthy For Tasty, Filling And Che...

Research has found although adults consider health to be an important factor when eating out, in practise most select food based on taste and hunger. READ MORE

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Dominance In Domestic Dogs–Useful Construct Or Ba...

Aggressive dogs, according to researchers, might not be trying to assert dominance over other members of their pack but instead their behavior is learned through past experience. READ MORE

July 2, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Keep The Seals, 63% Tell Pollsters

A majority of adults in San Diego would prefer that the 200 seals who live in the Children’s pool beach should remain in the site. READ MORE

June 30, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

150,000 Companion Animals Lost Or Abandoned Spain 2008

Spain has a high rate of companion animal abandonment with abandonment happening all year round and only 44% of dogs collected being saved and 50% of cats being saved. READ MORE

June 29, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Young Vegetarians May Be At Risk Of Binge Eating

A study of young vegetarians has found that they are more likely to binge eat, and engage in unhealthy weight control behaviours such as vomiting and diet pills. READ MORE

June 29, 2009 by Faunalytics Leave a Comment

Thailand A Hub For Growing Illegal Ivory Trade

Comparison Of Student Attitudes Toward Snakes

Third Of Open Water Sharks Face Extinction: Study

Consumers Will Ditch Healthy For Tasty, Filling And Che...

Dominance In Domestic Dogs–Useful Construct Or Ba...

Keep The Seals, 63% Tell Pollsters

150,000 Companion Animals Lost Or Abandoned Spain 2008

Young Vegetarians May Be At Risk Of Binge Eating

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Thailand A Hub For Growing Illegal Ivory Trade

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Comparison Of Student Attitudes Toward Snakes

Third Of Open Water Sharks Face Extinction: Study

Consumers Will Ditch Healthy For Tasty, Filling And Che...

Dominance In Domestic Dogs–Useful Construct Or Ba...

Keep The Seals, 63% Tell Pollsters

150,000 Companion Animals Lost Or Abandoned Spain 2008

Young Vegetarians May Be At Risk Of Binge Eating

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