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The Enigmatic Role Of Biodiversity In Zoonotic Disease ...

Researchers find that high biodiversity levels of wild animals might dilute the risk of zoonotic disease spill-over to humans. READ MORE

November 1, 2021 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

对五国民众对鱼和鸡的看法及其与支持动...

像鸡和鱼这样的小体型动物的宰杀量更是尤其巨大。这项研究着眼于巴西、加拿大、中国和印度公众对这些动物的信仰的异同。 READ MORE

January 26, 2022 by Zach Wulderk Leave a Comment

What’s The Beef? Some Meat-Eaters Are Disgusted By Me...

This study quantifies how an individual’s level of disgust felt towards meat affects their consumption. It also estimates the prevalence of “meat disgust” in the vegetarian and general population. READ MORE

November 23, 2021 by Trent Davidson Leave a Comment

Feeling Their Pain: Humans Do Empathize With Farmed Ani...

Facial expressions offer a reliable indicator of empathy for fellow humans. It turns out that the same is true when people see farmed animals in pain. READ MORE

December 14, 2021 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Can Humane Education Improve Student Reading Comprehens...

This study of sixth graders in New Jersey set out to determine if humane education content — which nurtures kindness and empathy towards animals — could quantitatively impact reading performance. READ MORE

January 21, 2022 by Julie O'Connor Leave a Comment

Research On The Merits Of Catios

Research finds that the installation of outdoor cat enclosures and containment systems leads to higher guardian and cat quality of life, for a variety of reasons. READ MORE

November 15, 2021 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

What Drives Consumers To Accept Clean Meat?

A study from Germany looks at how ethics, emotional objections, and “global diffusion optimism” make consumers more or less likely to accept clean meat. READ MORE

November 30, 2021 by Martine Klock Fleten Leave a Comment

Shy Or Bold? Dolphin Personalities Determine Social Rol...

Bottlenose dolphins possess varying personalities that determine how they deal with each other and their environment — and can also impact how they interact with threats. READ MORE

November 16, 2021 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

When Kosher Slaughter Fails To Meet Its Own Standards

Animals slaughtered under kosher conditions may still be rejected and not considered kosher, with a rejection rate as high as 71%. READ MORE

May 14, 2017 by Mona Zahir Leave a Comment

The Enigmatic Role Of Biodiversity In Zoonotic Disease ...

对五国民众对鱼和鸡的看法及其与支持动...

What’s The Beef? Some Meat-Eaters Are Disgusted By Me...

Feeling Their Pain: Humans Do Empathize With Farmed Ani...

Can Humane Education Improve Student Reading Comprehens...

Research On The Merits Of Catios

What Drives Consumers To Accept Clean Meat?

Shy Or Bold? Dolphin Personalities Determine Social Rol...

When Kosher Slaughter Fails To Meet Its Own Standards

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The Enigmatic Role Of Biodiversity In Zoonotic Disease ...

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What’s The Beef? Some Meat-Eaters Are Disgusted By Me...

Feeling Their Pain: Humans Do Empathize With Farmed Ani...

Can Humane Education Improve Student Reading Comprehens...

Research On The Merits Of Catios

What Drives Consumers To Accept Clean Meat?

Shy Or Bold? Dolphin Personalities Determine Social Rol...

When Kosher Slaughter Fails To Meet Its Own Standards

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