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So You Think Humans Are Unique?

This article explored the supposedly unique traits of humans, that in reality are shared with animals. READ MORE

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Ready, Veggie, Go!

This survey examined the main motivations for becoming vegetarian, the proportion of current and ex-vegetarians and reasons for abandoning vegetarian diets. READ MORE

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Does Being Ethical Pay?

Consumers are willing to pay a premium for socially responsible companies and punish companies that do not adhere to higher standards. READ MORE

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U.S. Seafood Industry Positive About Aquaculture

Canadian aquaculture is viewed positively by the U.S. seafood industry, but the U.S. lacks the knowledge of fish farming practises to replicate Canadian success. READ MORE

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Analysis Of Prevalence Of Salmonella In Turkey Flocks I...

One-third of the EU's turkey flocks bred for human consumption had some presence of Salmonella between 2006 and 2007. READ MORE

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A Database Survey Of Primate Research in Asia

Study by a Canadian member of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees found that more than half of the Asian primate research studies conducted in 2001 involved non-invasive behavioral [...] READ MORE

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Study Suggests Lost Dogs Found More Often Than Lost Cat...

In Ohio, dogs are found 14% more often than cats, with this difference being ascribed to local animal control laws, and that only a tiny amount of cats have a [...] READ MORE

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2007 Cone Cause Evolution And Environmental Survey

This study examined consumer attitudes towards companies that support causes, and the perception companies receive from supporting causes. READ MORE

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The Persuasion Problem

Why is public education not enough to create real change for animals? Persuasion is inherently limited by human nature and the mechanics of population growth. READ MORE

May 7, 2008 by Faunalytics 1 Comment

So You Think Humans Are Unique?

Ready, Veggie, Go!

Does Being Ethical Pay?

U.S. Seafood Industry Positive About Aquaculture

Analysis Of Prevalence Of Salmonella In Turkey Flocks I...

A Database Survey Of Primate Research in Asia

Study Suggests Lost Dogs Found More Often Than Lost Cat...

2007 Cone Cause Evolution And Environmental Survey

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So You Think Humans Are Unique?

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Does Being Ethical Pay?

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Analysis Of Prevalence Of Salmonella In Turkey Flocks I...

A Database Survey Of Primate Research in Asia

Study Suggests Lost Dogs Found More Often Than Lost Cat...

2007 Cone Cause Evolution And Environmental Survey

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