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Apr 20 2009 | Faunalytics

Farmed Animal Slaughter, Visualized

Below is a powerful image used by “Animalvisuals” that encompasses the importance of information design. READ MORE

Apr 16 2009 | Faunalytics

Most Agree Foods From Supermarkets Are Safe But Percentage Is Slipping

The top food safety concerns among consumers are Salmonella, E.Coli, trans fatty acids, mercury in fish/seafood, and "mad cow" disease. READ MORE

Apr 14 2009 | Faunalytics

Owners Unconcerned At Fat Companion Animals

The majority of U.K. companion animals are overweight and owners believe there is nothing they can do to fix their animal’s weight. READ MORE

Apr 12 2009 | Faunalytics

New Zealanders Oppose Plans To Resume Live Sheep Trade

Regardless that the country's public opinion strongly opposes the live sheep trade, New Zealand is close to reaching an agreement to resume the export of live sheep for slaughter. READ MORE

Apr 12 2009 | Faunalytics

Meat Must Be Marketed Differently To Every Generation

The meat industry markets their products differently to each generation; each generation has their own attitudes and preferences towards food. READ MORE

Apr 9 2009 | Faunalytics

Animal Tracker Finds Increase In Awareness Of Animal Issues

Our animal tracker has found a significant increase in awareness and discussion on animal protection issue since the first wave of results. READ MORE

Apr 6 2009 | Faunalytics

Naming Cows Improves Milking Temperament

According to this study, about half of U.K. farmers believe that positive human contact such as calling cows by their individual names improves milk production. READ MORE

Mar 31 2009 | Faunalytics

Charity’s Existential Dilemma

Non-profits need to start asking the right questions to get a deeper understanding of their work and effectiveness in order to maximize the difference they are making. READ MORE

Mar 28 2009 | Faunalytics

Back To The Drawing Board: Rethinking Advocacy

The idea of using small victories to slowly improve the status of animals is the norm within animal advocacy. But James Gustave Speth argues that these efforts do nothing to fight the underlying cause and that advocates need to invest more into institutional change. READ MORE

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