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Mar 18 2021 | Faunalytics

Canadians Say Animals Are Not For Our Entertainment

A case study about the controversy over a rodeo reflects a broader debate about animals and ethics. This survey asks: how do Canadians feel about the ways we use animals? READ MORE

Mar 17 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

What Does The Future Hold For ‘Low Trophic’ Sea Life?

The popularity of consuming lower trophic sea life is on the rise. In this blog, we look at their ethology, and why consuming them is an ethical problem. READ MORE

Mar 16 2021 | Sara Streeter

COVID-19: A Wake-Up Call For Our Abuse Of Animals

Our use and abuse of animals has demanded change for a long time. This pandemic has shown us the life or death consequences of failing to act. READ MORE

Mar 15 2021 | Faunalytics

Responding To Predators

Over time, animals who live in human-dominated spaces – through domestication, captivity, or urbanization – show a decrease in predator responses. READ MORE

Mar 12 2021 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

Fast-Growing Chickens: Welfare Concerns & Meat Quality

So called “broiler” chickens have been bred to grow extremely quickly. But fast-growing chickens not only have worse welfare outcomes, they produce lower quality meat. READ MORE

Mar 11 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

Moral Expansiveness: A Way To Measure Our Altruistic Inclinations

Researchers propose a new human characteristic — moral expansiveness — to measure and predict people’s consideration for others. READ MORE

Mar 10 2021 | Caryn Ginsberg

Leaders Speak: 10 Issues And Opportunities Affecting Farmed Animal Advocacy

Faunalytics’ Board President Caryn Ginsberg shares highlights from a recent project surveying leaders of animal advocacy groups from across the U.S., and beyond. READ MORE

Mar 9 2021 | Faunalytics

You Eat More Meat Than You Think

Many people are ethically conflicted about eating animals. This study examines the unconscious strategies we use to reconcile our ethics with our actions, and discusses the gendered differences. READ MORE

Mar 8 2021 | Siobhan Ballan

We Don’t Need Animal Testing To Develop Effective Vaccines

This paper explores the possibilities of using alternative, animal-free methods for vaccine development, and shifting away from costly and slow animal-use models. READ MORE

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