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Jun 4 2020 | Faunalytics

‘Free-Riders’ And Animal Welfare Food Labels

Welfare-labeled products aim to secure better living conditions for farmed animals, but their higher price turns away consumers. How big is this problem, and how do we address it? READ MORE

May 8 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Do Captive Insect Welfare Regulations Exist?

Researchers highlight that there are no welfare guidelines protecting insects bred in captivity despite justifiable concerns about their wellbeing. READ MORE

Feb 24 2020 | Sara Streeter

It Takes More Than A Nudge To Reduce Meat Consumption

People often follow the crowd. Unfortunately, it turns out that it’s not so easy to harness this behavior to reduce meat consumption. READ MORE

Dec 10 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Looking Into Their Eyes: Using Facial Expressions To Guide Welfare

Researchers review species-specific facial expression scales as an effective and non-invasive method for identifying welfare concerns in mammals. READ MORE

Dec 5 2019 | Amy Taylor

Animal ‘Outgroups’ And Ideology

This research looks at ideology and prejudice to understand why some people look at animals as dangerous, or beneath humans on an ideological level. READ MORE

May 21 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Self-Awareness In Fishes: When Passing The Mirror Test Isn’t Enough

Researchers find that some fish species can pass all phases of the mirror self-recognition test. However, in this process, the researchers question the adequacy of the test itself. READ MORE

Jan 10 2019 | Owen Rogers

Is Fear Holding Back Bee Conservation?

Education regarding bees must keep people engaged. Everyone loves to protect cute, friendly, or majestic animals, but many crucial species are odd-looking, ill-tempered, or timid. READ MORE

Jun 11 2018 | Mona Zahir

The Role Of Trees In Deer-Vehicle Accidents

Vegetation alongside roads increases the likelihood of deer-vehicle collisions. Managing it properly could help to mitigate accidents and save lives. READ MORE

Jun 20 2017 | Faunalytics

Carbon Footprint And Diet: A Review From Germany

A study from Germany corroborates findings from other studies that meat-centered diets have the largest carbon footprint in a comparison of different diets. READ MORE

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