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Aug 31 2011 | Faunalytics

Dog Attacks And Breed Discrimination

In 1996 the CDC reported that there were 4.7 million dog bites in 1994, a figure that has been used to create discriminatory laws against dogs. READ MORE

Aug 30 2011 | Faunalytics

Dog Attack Deaths And Maimings, U.S. And Canada

This study of the U.S. and Canada presents information on dog attacks based on the dogs’ breed, the number of victims and the number of deaths. READ MORE

Aug 28 2011 | Faunalytics

Enrichment And Individual Differences Affecting Squirrel Monkeys

This article covers research done on squirrel monkeys and found that captive monkeys require enriched living conditions to suit their individual welfare needs. READ MORE

Aug 24 2011 | Faunalytics

Chimpanzees Produce Distinct Laugh Types

Chimpanzees replicate each other’s laughter and this is the first study showing that chimpanzee have the ability to mimic the expressions of each other that differs depending on social implications. READ MORE

Aug 20 2011 | Faunalytics

High Numbers Of Animal Migration After Climate Warming

This article has found that animals are migrating at a rate higher than in the past, which the authors argue comes down to the warming of various climates. READ MORE

Aug 17 2011 | Faunalytics

Concern In Herpetofauna Pet-Keeping By Secondary Students

Most English secondary students that keep herpetofauna as companion animals, capture these animals from the wild and do not have the knowledge to properly take care of their companion animal. READ MORE

Aug 9 2011 | Faunalytics

Companion Animal, Depression And Survival In Patients Following Myocardial Infarction

A lack of a companion animal after a heart attack increases depression and is a significant factor relating to long-term survivability. READ MORE

Jul 30 2011 | Faunalytics

Do Free Range Chickens Lay Fewer Eggs?

This study examined the effects of allowing chickens used for their eggs space to move in a manner considered to be "free-range." The levels of their egg production was monitored; authors found that allowing chickens access to the outdoors and space to move resulted in a lower egg yield. READ MORE

Jul 19 2011 | Faunalytics

Companion Animals Taking Blame For Environmental Problems

There are a number of valid concerns regarding companion animals and the environment, including meat in animal food adding to environmental degradation but the author argues this does not take all factors into consideration. READ MORE

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Dog Attacks And Breed Discrimination

Dog Attack Deaths And Maimings, U.S. And Canada

Enrichment And Individual Differences Affecting Squirrel Monkeys

Chimpanzees Produce Distinct Laugh Types

High Numbers Of Animal Migration After Climate Warming

Concern In Herpetofauna Pet-Keeping By Secondary Students

Companion Animal, Depression And Survival In Patients Following Myocardial Infarction

Do Free Range Chickens Lay Fewer Eggs?

Companion Animals Taking Blame For Environmental Problems

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