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Jun 14 2011 | Faunalytics

Results From The Purina Companion Animal Survey

This survey of New Zealand companion animal owners asked respondents if they believed their animals were human-like and whether they had emotions. READ MORE

Jun 13 2011 | Faunalytics

Genetic Study Adds Fuel To The Coyote Hybrid Debate

A new genetic study has found that both wolves and coyotes in the eastern U.S. are in fact hybrids of each other. READ MORE

Jun 12 2011 | Faunalytics

Occupational Stress In Veterinary Nurses

This research found that veterinary nurses are at a high risk for occupational stress and burnout, and even higher levels of stress were found in nurses that had an emotional attachment to companion animals. READ MORE

Jun 11 2011 | Faunalytics

The Public Face Of Zoos: Images Of Entertainment, Education And Conservation

This study found that the outward public image of zoos, on their websites, primarily focuses on the entertainment aspect of zoos not on their conservation or research. READ MORE

Jun 10 2011 | Faunalytics

Cattlemen’s Beef Board 2010 Annual Report

This article discusses the Consumer Beef Index that tracks consumer perceptions on beef for their research, information, and promotion programs. READ MORE

Jun 9 2011 | Faunalytics

Media Advertising And Ballot Initiatives: An Experimental Analysis

This study found that political advertising was effective at influencing consumer willingness to pay for animal-friendly products. READ MORE

Jun 8 2011 | Faunalytics

Wildlife Consumption Rampant In HCM City

This poll has found that residents of Saigon regularly consume food, beverage and medicinal products that are derived from wild animals, with 50% of respondents having done it at least once. READ MORE

Jun 7 2011 | Faunalytics

Impact Of Acute Clinical Mastitis On Cow Behavior

Observation of six cows with acute endotoxin mastitis and analysis of milk samples from each, led a team of researchers to conclude that cows do not exhibit typical sickness behavior like lying down. Instead, when inflicted with this condition, the cows spent less time lying down and more time eating silage. These cows also ruminated less frequently and drank less when the udder was significantly swollen, leading researchers to conclude that pain in the udder overrides the "motivational state" of the cow's illness behavior. READ MORE

Jun 7 2011 | Faunalytics

“Vegaphobia”: Derogatory Discourses Of Veganism In UK National Newspapers

Newspapers in the UK portray vegans in a very negative light through the use of derogatory stereotypes such as presenting vegans as being faddists, hostile extremists or sentimentalists. READ MORE

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