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Oct 31 2014 | Faunalytics

Differences Between Health And Ethical Vegetarians

Study finds that ethical veg*ns have a higher level of conviction, consume fewer animal products, and show a longer length of sticking to the diet, than those motivated by health. READ MORE

Oct 29 2014 | Faunalytics

Vocal Learning In Elephants

This article reviews recent research on elephant brain configuration and vocalization, with a focus on vocal learning and imitation. READ MORE

Oct 29 2014 | Faunalytics

Feeding Risk Factors In UK Leisure Horses

This online survey examined the feeding practices and problems of "leisure" horses. It looked at the correlation between undesirable behavior and diet, with a conclusion that hay was the optimal meal compared to concentrated alternatives. READ MORE

Oct 29 2014 | Faunalytics

Animals Without Borders: Farmed Animal Resistance

The author examines 6 cases of farmed animals escaping from farms in New York, and analyzes the public reaction to such escapes and the contradictions in their opinions. READ MORE

Oct 29 2014 | Florence Williams

Dogs First Years Predict The Outcome Of Future Behaviors

A test has found that experiences early in a dog’s life shape their future behavior, and dogs that score high on positive behavior early in life continue to keep these characteristics. READ MORE

Oct 27 2014 | Faunalytics

Who Pays for American Wildlife? Not Hunters

Some argue that hunters deserve to make wildlife policy because they fund most conservation efforts. That’s not true, this study finds: instead, most wildlife funding comes from the average taxpayer. READ MORE

Oct 23 2014 | Faunalytics

Animals, Animal Lovers & Animal Cruelty In Old Time Radio

Many old-time radio programs survive and give us a fascinating and sometimes surprising glimpse into the cultural attitudes of the day towards animals. READ MORE

Oct 23 2014 | Faunalytics

One In Ten Swedes Are Veg*n

10% of Sweden is veg*n and there are more men who identify as vegan than women. READ MORE

Oct 23 2014 | Faunalytics

Quantifying Free-Roaming Domestic Cat Predation

Almost half of free-roaming cats hunt but only 29% capture prey, with reptiles followed by mammals, worms and insects being the most common prey. READ MORE

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Differences Between Health And Ethical Vegetarians

Vocal Learning In Elephants

Feeding Risk Factors In UK Leisure Horses

Animals Without Borders: Farmed Animal Resistance

Dogs First Years Predict The Outcome Of Future Behaviors

Who Pays for American Wildlife? Not Hunters

Animals, Animal Lovers & Animal Cruelty In Old Time Radio

One In Ten Swedes Are Veg*n

Quantifying Free-Roaming Domestic Cat Predation

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