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Apr 25 2012 | Faunalytics

Journey To Planet Earth: The State Of The Ocean’s Animals

The program “Journey to Planet Earth” was given 94% rating of excellent or very good, with most viewers paying heavy attention to the information on environmental issues. READ MORE

Apr 6 2012 | Faunalytics

In The Light Of Evolution, Volume II: Biodiversity And Extinction

This volume is dedicated to issues of biodiversity and extinction and may be of interest to animal advocates working on issues of extinction. READ MORE

Mar 16 2012 | Faunalytics

Spatial Dynamics and Expanded Vertical Niche of Blue Sharks in Oceanographic Fronts Reveal Habitat Targets for Conservation

Study finds blue sharks tend to hunt in deeper waters than previously thought and that areas where they hunt are where long-line fishing boats are set up. READ MORE

Feb 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Mammal Declines After Proliferation Of Burmese Pythons

The Burmese python is an invasive species in the biodiversity of Florida’s Everglade National park. As an apex predator, they have caused mass depletion of native species of rabbits, foxes, and bobcats. READ MORE

Jan 23 2012 | Faunalytics

Christmas Bird Count–Historical Data

The longest ever bird survey is taking place for its 112th year, with U.S. and Canadian bird watchers recording numbers and species. READ MORE

Nov 15 2011 | Faunalytics

India’s Own Red List, A Stitch In Time?

India has started to publish its own “red list” of endangered animal and plant species to improve conservation efforts in its own country. READ MORE

Nov 7 2011 | Faunalytics

Use Of ‘‘Entertainment’’ Chimpanzees In Commercials Distorts Public Perception Regarding Their Conservation Status

People who watched a conservation message understood that chimpanzees are endangered and unsuitable as pets, more so than those viewing the control footage. READ MORE

Oct 24 2011 | Faunalytics

SPLASH: Structure Of Populations, Levels Of Abundance And Status Of Humpback Whales In The North Pacific

Researchers measured the number of humpback whales in the North Pacific, and estimated that there were just under 20,000 humpback whales; a notable increase from 1996. READ MORE

Oct 16 2011 | Faunalytics

Attitudes Towards Animals In Relation To Species Similarity

Research has shown that humans have improved attitudes towards animals that are biologically similar to themselves. READ MORE

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Journey To Planet Earth: The State Of The Ocean’s Animals

In The Light Of Evolution, Volume II: Biodiversity And Extinction

Spatial Dynamics and Expanded Vertical Niche of Blue Sharks in Oceanographic Fronts Reveal Habitat Targets for Conservation

Mammal Declines After Proliferation Of Burmese Pythons

Christmas Bird Count–Historical Data

India’s Own Red List, A Stitch In Time?

Use Of ‘‘Entertainment’’ Chimpanzees In Commercials Distorts Public Perception Regarding Their Conservation Status

SPLASH: Structure Of Populations, Levels Of Abundance And Status Of Humpback Whales In The North Pacific

Attitudes Towards Animals In Relation To Species Similarity

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