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Nov 24 2017 | Faunalytics

Death And Disgust: A Review Of Italian Vegetarians

A study looking at the motivation for being veg*n in Italy finds that disgust towards meat is a powerful factorin how Italian veg*ns make their choices. READ MORE

Nov 7 2017 | Faunalytics

Drivers’ Knowledge Of Cows’ Fitness For Transport

Truck drivers are responsible for dairy cow welfare during transport to slaughter, but many aren't sufficiently equipped for this task. READ MORE

Nov 6 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Companion Animal Diets: Veg Vs. Meat-Based

Both cats and dogs may thrive on vegetarian diets, but people need to regularly monitor and correct deficiencies through appropriate dietary additives. READ MORE

Oct 27 2017 | Faunalytics

Can Camera Traps Capture Animal Sociality?

Camera traps are a potentially powerful tool for doing surveys of wild animal populations, but may not be able to capture social subtleties. READ MORE

Oct 26 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

Measuring The Crippling Effects Of Hunting

A new approach assesses crippling of hunted animals, enabling monitoring of negative impacts of recreational hunting as a wildlife management tool. READ MORE

Oct 24 2017 | Mona Zahir

Does Training Affect Zoo Animal Behaviour?: A Case Study With Lemurs

PRT may play a crucial role for the management of primates, including ring-tailed lemurs, in captive facilities such as zoos. READ MORE

Oct 23 2017 | Faunalytics

Demonization Of Wildlife: A Case Study With Sea Gulls In Britain

A look at how the media plays a role in perpetuating negative attitudes towards animals, and how it could shift the conversation more positively. READ MORE

Oct 10 2017 | Faunalytics

The Welfare Of Rabbits During Transport

A new study clearly shows that rabbits feel physiological stress during transport to slaughter, in particular in the case of overcrowded transport crates. READ MORE

Oct 6 2017 | Linda Tyler

Companion Animals, Anthropomorphism, And Sociality

This study looks at how people may view their companion animals as more or less human-like depending on their own sociality. READ MORE

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