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Nov 1 2010 | Faunalytics

Australian Indigenous Communities And The Human-Dog Bond

Indigenous inhabitants of Australia stress the importance of dogs as a traditional cultural value, believing dogs to be necessary to protect against spirits. READ MORE

Nov 1 2010 | Faunalytics

Risk For Animal Disease In Small Hobby Farmers In Romania

According to a report published by the European Food and Veterinary Office (FVO), small hobby farms are a major risk factor in the potential spread of animal diseases. READ MORE

Oct 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Animals Exhibiting “Play” Like Behavior

This article examined previous research on the definition of “play” and whether animal’s exhibit “play” like behavior. READ MORE

Oct 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Chicken Comes Out On Top

Chicken is currently seen as the most favourable meat in Australia with 60% considering it best value for money and 53% considering it to be the healthiest meat. READ MORE

Oct 28 2010 | Faunalytics

Thirty Thousand Year-Old Plant Food Processing

Contrary to past evidence that suggested that ancient human beings consumed a heavy protein diet, new evidence has presented that people were grounding grains into flour 30,000 years ago. READ MORE

Oct 27 2010 | Faunalytics

Clone Wars: Public Opinion Vs. Animal Cloning For Companion Animals, Food, And Preservation

This article discusses the relationship between the EU and cloned animals, and how the growing public concerns over cloned animals has led to a ban on the sale of meat from cloned animals. READ MORE

Oct 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Heat-Related Mortality In Dairy Cattle: A Case Crossover Study

This study found that dairy cows that were exposed to heat over the cut-off, increased their risk of mortality by 1.6 times with a 4% increase for each degree of THI above the threshold. READ MORE

Oct 26 2010 | Anthony Bellotti

Interviews With Gene Baur And Bruce Friedrich

Faunalytics' Anthony Bellotti recently interviewed Gene Baur and Bruce Friedrich, who address how they evaluate their campaigns on behalf of farmed animals. READ MORE

Oct 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Why Are Public Values Toward Wildlife Changing?

There has been a general public opinion shift in the last 50 years away from the concept of wildlife management for human benefit and instead Post-Materialist values are taking precedent. READ MORE

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Australian Indigenous Communities And The Human-Dog Bond

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Animals Exhibiting “Play” Like Behavior

Chicken Comes Out On Top

Thirty Thousand Year-Old Plant Food Processing

Clone Wars: Public Opinion Vs. Animal Cloning For Companion Animals, Food, And Preservation

Heat-Related Mortality In Dairy Cattle: A Case Crossover Study

Interviews With Gene Baur And Bruce Friedrich

Why Are Public Values Toward Wildlife Changing?

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