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Mar 15 2024 | Elena Schaller

How Social Media Affects Perceptions Of Zoo Animals

With the rising popularity of social media, zoos and wild animal conservation groups need to understand how images make their animals appear to the public. READ MORE

Feb 21 2024 | Dennis Vink

How Do Australians Feel About Commercial Killing Of Kangaroos?

In this blog, Dennis Vink of Kangaroos Alive discusses their survey of Australians’ beliefs about kangaroos and the animal welfare, human rights, and environmental concerns related to their slaughter. READ MORE

Feb 12 2024 | Elena Schaller

Creating A Comprehensive Diet Database

A database with the plant and animal content of all foods is needed to accurately assess people’s diets. This study attempts to expand an existing database by capturing previously overlooked foods. READ MORE

Dec 22 2023 | Kate Shipton

National Norms, Identity, And Meat Consumption

When people eat meat, they may be influenced by what they think other people in their country are doing — especially if they identify strongly with that country. READ MORE

Dec 21 2023 | Jeanette Shutay

Using “Power Words” To Control Animals

Words have power, and this paper discusses how humans use that power to define animal rights and control the behaviors and existence of nonhuman animals. READ MORE

Dec 5 2023 | Narges Kalantari

Do Disruptive Protests Help Vegan Advocacy?

Many animal advocates participate in protests to promote animal protection. This study explores whether disruptive demonstrations win over public support. READ MORE

Nov 16 2023 | Casey Bond

How Has Veg*n Research Evolved?

Studies about vegetarianism and veganism are on the rise. This paper explores trends in the research over the past 40 years. READ MORE

Oct 17 2023 | Ozy Frantz

Demystifying The Whip Use Debate

This review explores the debate about whip use in horse racing and how different views are presented in the media. READ MORE

Sep 15 2023 | Jonathan Sutton

Views On Whip Use In Australian Horse Racing

This study found that men, and people who regularly watch or bet on horse races, are more likely to support whip use in horse racing. READ MORE

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