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Sep 5 2019 | Kopal Jha

Do Wild Animals Suffer More Than They Enjoy Life?

The suffering of wild animals may not be as easy to weigh as we have previously believed... but that shouldn't preclude us from acting to alleviate it whenever possible. READ MORE

Sep 3 2019 | Owen Rogers

Canine Chemotherapy: The Ethics Behind Hard Decisions

Companion animal cancer affects animals, guardians, and veterinarians, and absolute transparency is needed regarding treatments’ side effects and likelihood of success. READ MORE

Aug 30 2019 | Mona Zahir

The Political Economy Of Meat

Meat consumption is both socially and economically pervasive. This review looks at its social effects on a broad scale. READ MORE

Aug 28 2019 | Jo Anderson

Survey Fraud And How To Avoid It

Faunalytics’ Research Director describes an attack on a Faunalytics survey, as well as best practices for ourselves and other researchers going forward. READ MORE

Aug 22 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Raven See, Raven Feel: Emotional Contagion In Birds

Researchers find evidence supporting the idea that birds' emotional reactions may be contagious – meaning that when one is suffering, others may feel distress as well. READ MORE

Aug 21 2019 | Christine Lycklama

How Will We Feed The Ever-Growing Human Population?

We can feed the ever-growing human population through sustainable farming and less food waste, but not without a shift towards a plant-based future. READ MORE

Aug 15 2019 | Owen Rogers

Invertebrate Sentience: How Should We Study And Value It?

Rethink Priorities, a project focusing on bringing awareness to and conducting research in neglected areas, recently published a review of invertebrate sentience and pain perception. READ MORE

Aug 14 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Backyard Chickens: The Key Issues

Backyard chickens are often hailed as a sustainable alternative to factory-farming. This blog digs into why keeping backyard chickens is fraught with animal-welfare and safety issues. READ MORE

Aug 12 2019 | Mona Zahir

Pain, Animal Research, And Genetic (Dis)Enhancement

Many animals used in research experience tremendous amounts of pain. Genetic disenhancing could "alleviate" this pain, but the most ethical option is not using animals in the first place. READ MORE

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Do Wild Animals Suffer More Than They Enjoy Life?

Canine Chemotherapy: The Ethics Behind Hard Decisions

The Political Economy Of Meat

Survey Fraud And How To Avoid It

Raven See, Raven Feel: Emotional Contagion In Birds

How Will We Feed The Ever-Growing Human Population?

Invertebrate Sentience: How Should We Study And Value It?

Backyard Chickens: The Key Issues

Pain, Animal Research, And Genetic (Dis)Enhancement

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