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Sep 24 2025 | Mia Elliott

Getting Gray Squirrels To Take The Bait

This study offers a promising look into how scientists can use baited feeders to help control gray squirrel populations in the United Kingdom. READ MORE

Sep 23 2025 | Claudia Escorza (agencia moral)

Vegetarian-ish: Flexitarian Eating In Global Dietary Advice

Researchers reviewed the most frequently used definitions of “flexitarian” and found that guidance from a number of countries accommodates and even implicitly recommends this diet. READ MORE

Sep 22 2025 | Jenny Amphaeris

Toying With Behavioral Change: Encouraging Play With Cats

An online campaign encouraged daily playtime with cats, offering potential ways to overcome the barriers that often prevent guardians from engaging in this important activity. READ MORE

Sep 19 2025 | Alan Jern

Industrial Animal Farms Contribute To Environmental Injustice

Areas surrounding cow and pig farms in the U.S. have higher-than-average amounts of harmful particulate matter in the air. People living in nearby communities are especially at risk. READ MORE

Sep 18 2025 | Marina Shabanov

Adolescents Are More Speciesist Than Adults

Most adults express a deep concern for animals, but also continue to eat them. This “meat paradox” begins to take shape in adolescence, when young people’s values towards farmed and companion animals start to shift. READ MORE

Sep 16 2025 | Dancan Oyolla

Hope For Hens: Can Cage-Free Eggs Take Off In China?

As China rethinks its approach to animal welfare, egg producers are weighing the switch to cage-free systems. This research gives us insight into what’s working, what’s holding them back, and how advocates can help. READ MORE

Sep 15 2025 | Maggie Herskowitz

Stress Reduction For Rodents In Laboratories: Better, But Not Great

Researchers conducted analyses of over 200 studies on rats and mice in laboratories and concluded that “enriched” housing leads to reduced stress and improved health. READ MORE

Sep 12 2025 | Jennifer Rao

How Support May Help Dogs Stay Adopted

Data shows that most adopted dogs face issues early on. But with the right support, shelters and rescues may be able to help most stay in homes. READ MORE

Sep 11 2025 | Jenny Amphaeris

What Do Electric Vehicles And Alternative Proteins Have In Common?

Alternative proteins are a vital part of a sustainable, ethical future for the planet. Production and adoption of alternative proteins could accelerate using lessons learned from electric vehicle industry successes. READ MORE

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