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
Animal welfare certification systems can market towards specific value groups held by different socioeconomic demographics. Research makes it possible. READ MORE
While researchers often use animal experiments to try to solve human issues, in this case researchers are using human data to try to improve the lives of captive animals. READ MORE
The idea that social play between captive adult chimps implies “positive” welfare is oversimplified, and may be more of a tension release mechanism. READ MORE
A study of medaka fishes finds they show a complex form of facial recognition - an ability considered important for shaping animal societies. READ MORE
Conservationists must be careful not to blindly accept EBSA scores and actually verify that the most important ecosystems are being protected by policies. READ MORE
A study from Japan shows some key differences in how people view the emotional capabilities of companion cats and dogs. READ MORE
The problems in the declining horseracing industry are numerous and deep, and their exposure is due in large part to animal advocates. READ MORE
This study analyzed meat consumption behavior across Asia and Pacific Rim countries and found that the Japanese purchased beef more frequently than consumers in other countries. READ MORE
