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Aug 18 2017 | Faunalytics

Potential Drawbacks Of Conservation Corridors

Despite the positive conservation impact of landscape corridors, concerns persist that these corridors can have unintended negative effects for animals. READ MORE

Aug 16 2017 | Caryn Ginsberg

Great Summer Reads – Part Two

Faunalytics board president Caryn Ginsberg shares more insights and visualizations for research on animal adoptions and lapsed vegetarians/vegans. READ MORE

Aug 10 2017 | Faunalytics

Assessing Cat Welfare In Shelters Using Simple Indicators

Simple cat-based parameters can give a clear indication of how well cats cope with their environment. Cat welfare could improve greatly with simple changes. READ MORE

Aug 8 2017 | Faunalytics

Comparing Reactions To Human And Dog Suffering

A study of empathetic reactions finds that when it comes to suffering, people tend to look at the age of human victims, and dogs across all ages. READ MORE

Aug 7 2017 | Selena Darlim

Human Interaction And Shelter Cat Health

Maintaining human contact with shelter cats can make a difference in their health state, with implications for shelters across the country and the world. READ MORE

Aug 4 2017 | Caryn Ginsberg

Great Summer Reads

Faunalytics board president Caryn Ginsberg shares her insights and unique visualizations of important spay/neuter messaging research. READ MORE

Jul 19 2017 | Faunalytics

Automatic Detectors Of Animal Behaviors Using Computers

In the field of Animal Computer Interaction, research shows promising results in being able to detect and analyze animal behavior. READ MORE

Jul 18 2017 | Faunalytics

C-BARQ: A Useful Tool For Dog Shelter Intake

Researchers find that a short version of the C-BARQ evaluation can accurately evaluate dog temperament when they enter the shelter system. READ MORE

Jul 12 2017 | Faunalytics

Close Encounters: Humans, Wildlife, And Complex Interactions

Attempting to solve human–wildlife conflicts continues to be a challenging task, but cognitive behaviorists are stepping up to the challenge. READ MORE

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