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May 6 2019 | Emily Hatch

Light Pollution And Moth Behavior

Moths appear to adapt to light pollution over time by evolving a reduced tendency to fly toward artificial light sources. READ MORE

May 3 2019 | Gabriel Borden

Cow Fatalities On Farms And General Farm Animal Welfare

Researchers need to find efficient ways of gathering important animal welfare data, and the general public must continue the trend of demanding animal welfare transparency. READ MORE

May 2 2019 | Kopal Jha

California Sea Otters Need Kelp Cover To Recover

Data from Monterey Bay reveals that human intervention is necessary to help sea otter populations expand their geographic range. READ MORE

May 1 2019 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – May 2019

This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about backyard chickens, self-described vegetarians, dogs' cooperative abilities, and much more. READ MORE

Apr 30 2019 | Mia Rishel

Turning A Viral Moment Into An Advocacy Movement

The wave of donations after Cecil the lion’s death shows that personal reflection and group cohesion can create lasting advocacy in remote conservation campaigns. READ MORE

Apr 29 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Backyard Hens: Knowledge And Risks

There is a disconnect between people’s perception of how knowledgeable they are about backyard hen health, and their actual ability to identify health hazards. READ MORE

Apr 26 2019 | Alex Higson

How Human Personality Can Affect Cats’ Behavior and Well-Being

Cats may benefit from having guardians with lower levels of neuroticism and higher levels of agreeableness, conscientiousness, extroversion, and openness. READ MORE

Apr 25 2019 | Alexander Holst

Plant-Based and Clean Meat in the USA, India, and China

A new study reveals differences in consumer acceptance of plant-based and clean meat in China, India, and the United States. The results may surprise you! READ MORE

Apr 23 2019 | Owen Rogers

Wolves Lead, Dogs Follow, And Both Cooperate With Humans

A study comparing cooperative behavior between wolves, dogs, and humans, shows that species exist on a continuum, rather than in discreet evolutionary silos. READ MORE

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