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Social Learning And Culture In Capuchin Monkeys

Culture is often thought of as a trait unique to humans. In this study, researchers explore whether capuchin monkeys possess social learning abilities, a building block of culture. READ MORE

Promoting Pollinators In Urban Landscapes

Paris’ pollinator insect communities are thriving. What factors are supporting their biodiversity in such a densely-populated city? READ MORE

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

A U.K. study identifies reasons why people hesitate to get involved in animal activism and factors that could encourage more participation. READ MORE

The Continued Growth Of Meat Consumption

An FAO report shows that global meat production remained stable while exports rose in 2020 and into 2021, despite pandemic disruptions and other setbacks. READ MORE

Animal Welfare Consequences Of Mobile Zoos

Traveling zoos raise serious animal welfare concerns, yet they remain unregulated in many countries. READ MORE

Are Scottish Animal Farmers Open To Change?

The U.K. media and farmers’ unions suggest Scottish farmers will refuse to shift away from animal agriculture. But how do the farmers themselves feel about this issue? READ MORE

Analyzing The Value Of Sentience Legislation

Many countries have enacted legislation recognizing the sentience of nonhuman animals. But is this the most effective way to improve animal lives? READ MORE

Perception Of Short-Muzzled Dog Breeds As Cute

Brachycephalic dogs are often described as cuter than other dogs. However, this may not be the only reason why people seek them out. READ MORE

What Makes A Successful Protest Movement?

Protests can have a significant impact on the outcome of social movements, but specific factors that contribute to their success are not well understood. READ MORE

Social Learning And Culture In Capuchin Monkeys

Promoting Pollinators In Urban Landscapes

The Continued Growth Of Meat Consumption

Animal Welfare Consequences Of Mobile Zoos

Are Scottish Animal Farmers Open To Change?

Analyzing The Value Of Sentience Legislation

Perception Of Short-Muzzled Dog Breeds As Cute

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Social Learning And Culture In Capuchin Monkeys

Promoting Pollinators In Urban Landscapes

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

The Continued Growth Of Meat Consumption

Animal Welfare Consequences Of Mobile Zoos

Are Scottish Animal Farmers Open To Change?

Analyzing The Value Of Sentience Legislation

Perception Of Short-Muzzled Dog Breeds As Cute

What Makes A Successful Protest Movement?

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