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Apr 1 2019 | Owen Rogers

The Vital Importance Of Turtles

All animals are important and worthy of protection. Animal advocates should bring more awareness to those who have been overlooked by the mainstream. READ MORE

Mar 27 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Insects – What Does The Future Hold For Them?

Insects' capacity to feel pain or suffer is understudied and poorly understood. This blog explores the many unanswered questions that the possibility of insect sentience brings forth. READ MORE

Mar 25 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Glass Half-Full: Optimistic Bumblebees

Scientists find bumblebees show behaviors that could be interpreted as optimism, regulated by dopamine. The findings support some level of insect sentience. READ MORE

Mar 20 2019 | karol orzechowski

Companion Animal Fundamentals: What We Included And What We Left Out

Today marks the release of our Companion Animal Fundamentals! This blog gives you an overview of what you can find inside, and outlines what we left out and where you can learn more. READ MORE

Mar 19 2019 | Owen Rogers

Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR

In a blend of philosophy and science, this paper argues that CRISPR-based solutions should be are good options to lessen the natural suffering of animals with high reproduction rates. READ MORE

Mar 14 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Honeybees Eat More When Injured

Scientists find that honeybees increase their food intake upon injury, but do not self-administer pain medication. READ MORE

Mar 13 2019 | Giuliana Miguel-Pacheco

Is Naturalness Possible In Farmed Animal Production?

In a world that needs to be fed, is there a system that can provide for animals, humans, and the environment? READ MORE

Mar 12 2019 | Owen Rogers

All About Dogs: Population And Shelter Trends In The United States

The most successful states and localities don't simply require owners to sterilize and license their companions - they provided the resources and services for them to do so easily. READ MORE

Mar 11 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Just 14 Pieces Of Plastic Can Kill A Turtle

Scientists have found a link between the number of ingested plastic pieces and the probability of mortality due to plastic ingestion in sea turtles. READ MORE

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The Vital Importance Of Turtles

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Glass Half-Full: Optimistic Bumblebees

Companion Animal Fundamentals: What We Included And What We Left Out

Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR

Honeybees Eat More When Injured

Is Naturalness Possible In Farmed Animal Production?

All About Dogs: Population And Shelter Trends In The United States

Just 14 Pieces Of Plastic Can Kill A Turtle

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