Animal Behavior Archives - Page 53 of 110

May 26 2017 | Stella Bang

Animal Abuse And Interpersonal Violence: A Vet Review

Most veterinarians not being trained to intervene in cases of animal abuse and human violence, emphasizing the importance of education and action. READ MORE

May 18 2017 | Faunalytics

Reducing Feral Cat Impacts Through A Corridor System

A new approach can help to identify realistic corridors for focused control of introduced species, including feral cats, in ecologically sensitive areas. READ MORE

May 12 2017 | Che Green

The Precautionary Principle And Sentience

A new paper makes a case that, when it comes to animals whose sentience has not be fully backed by science, we should act with precaution. READ MORE

May 5 2017 | Faunalytics

Your Cat Can Recognize Your Voice – And Reacts Accordingly

Cats aren't just able to catch and respond to vocal cues, but they likeswise have a preference for their closest human companions' voices. READ MORE

May 4 2017 | Linda Tyler

Preventing Disease Spread Between Humans and Companion Animals

Increasing interaction between humans, wild animals has affected the spread and potential of pathogens to infect companion animals. More caution is needed. READ MORE

May 3 2017 | Mona Zahir

The Adoptability Of Urban Street Dogs

A study from Turkey finds that urban street dogs can be trained and integrated into a domestic situation with relatively little trouble. READ MORE

Apr 27 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Birds Do Not Take Inequity Lightly

Behavioural scientists find that, similarly to humans, crows and ravens are sensitive to inequity in terms of working effort and reward distribution. READ MORE

Apr 26 2017 | Faunalytics

The Importance Of Chimpanzee Welfare

A new study from Europe looks at the myriad positive outcomes that good welfare and housing has for (captive) chimpanzees. READ MORE

Apr 24 2017 | Mona Zahir

Shelter Dogs And The Approach Test

Having shelter caretakers with a positive attitude towards dogs is important for shelter dog welfare, and by extension, their ability to be adopted. READ MORE

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Animal Abuse And Interpersonal Violence: A Vet Review

Reducing Feral Cat Impacts Through A Corridor System

The Precautionary Principle And Sentience

Your Cat Can Recognize Your Voice – And Reacts Accordingly

Preventing Disease Spread Between Humans and Companion Animals

The Adoptability Of Urban Street Dogs

Birds Do Not Take Inequity Lightly

The Importance Of Chimpanzee Welfare

Shelter Dogs And The Approach Test

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