The live animal trade industry in the U.S. is worth $3.5 billion and more than 100 million animals were ‘traded’ in 2016. In many cases, the U.S. exported the same [...] READ MORE
This follow-up to Faunalytics’ report on attitudes in the BRIC countries focuses specifically on demographic differences within India. READ MORE
A group of scientists counter the scientific shortcomings of arguments expressed by some fish-sentience-denying researchers. READ MORE
Our Faunalytics Index for September 2018 looks at vegetarianism and meat consumption, animal cruelty crimes, wild animal population control, flamingo welfare and much more. READ MORE
In Chicago, researchers find that cruelty toward animals may be due to the socioeconomic conditions that are generally associated with all types of crime. READ MORE
Many people believe that only humans have capacities needed for suicidal behavior, but self-destructive and self-injurious behaviors among human and non-humans may vary along a continuum. READ MORE
In our final analysis for the 2018 Animal Tracker, we offer our takeaways. Though much has stayed the same over the past decade, animal protection remains popular and there seems [...] READ MORE
A look at two papers, from the Wild Animal Suffering Research repository, analyzing lethal methods of wild animal population control; one among vertebrates, the other among invertebrates. READ MORE
The benefits of drones likely outweigh the risks to privacy and security when used mindfully. However, advocates still need to be aware of the issues. READ MORE
