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Aug 20 2018 | karol orzechowski

Non-Human Animals And Suicide

Many people believe that only humans have capacities needed for suicidal behavior, but self-destructive and self-injurious behaviors among human and non-humans may vary along a continuum. READ MORE

Aug 10 2018 | Jamie Harris

An Analysis of Lethal Methods of Wildlife Population Control

A look at two papers, from the Wild Animal Suffering Research repository, analyzing lethal methods of wild animal population control; one among vertebrates, the other among invertebrates. READ MORE

Jul 26 2018 | Linda Tyler

Convenience Meat And Its Attraction

Meat products are the key and leading force behind "convenience trends" in food. What makes such products so attractive to consumers? READ MORE

Jul 20 2018 | Jamie Harris

Measuring Wild Animal Suffering: The Issues

If humans want to intervene in nature to help wild animals it's crucial to understand how to do so effectively, and in a way that doesn't cause more harm. READ MORE

Jul 19 2018 | Ditte Hillebrand

Vehicle Motion And The Welfare Of Animals During Transport

Farm animals exhibit motion sickness behaviors during road transportation. Although motion sickness affects the welfare of potentially millions of individuals, little research has been done on the topic. READ MORE

Jul 18 2018 | Kathleen Patton

Do Pro-Animal Attitudes Predict Animal-Friendly Behavior?

Making our message accesible in every way is crucial, because people who never encounter the message are people who cannot be persuaded. READ MORE

Jul 13 2018 | Owen Rogers

Caring For Carnivores In Sanctuaries: The Ethics

In cases where carnivores such as lions are in human care, what is the most ethical way to feed them? This study explores the various perspectives. READ MORE

Jul 10 2018 | Selena Darlim

Exotic Companion Animals, Animal Welfare, And Public Safety

A wide-ranging review of the trade of exotic animals as companions looks at the issue from the perspectives of animal welfare and public safety. READ MORE

Jul 6 2018 | Giuliana Miguel-Pacheco

The Half-Empty Glass: Dairy Calves And Pessimism

Dairy cows' fearfulness and sociability are highly consistent over time. Their individual differences can affect the way they perceive and react to uncertainty in their environment. READ MORE

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Non-Human Animals And Suicide

An Analysis of Lethal Methods of Wildlife Population Control

Convenience Meat And Its Attraction

Measuring Wild Animal Suffering: The Issues

Vehicle Motion And The Welfare Of Animals During Transport

Do Pro-Animal Attitudes Predict Animal-Friendly Behavior?

Caring For Carnivores In Sanctuaries: The Ethics

Exotic Companion Animals, Animal Welfare, And Public Safety

The Half-Empty Glass: Dairy Calves And Pessimism

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