Greece was effectively rabies-free from 1987-2012, when it began to re-emerge. How did they get it to zero and what can we learn from the reemergence? READ MORE
As long as zoos and aquariums exist, they need to step up to provide the best possible welfare for captive animals. This article looks at the challenges. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about animal slaughter, companion animal issues, undiscovered species, and more.
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A new study looks at how it might be possible to use the IUCN Red List to quantify and anticipate extinction risks due to climate change. READ MORE
No matter the group size, minks housed together will bite each other and exhibit stereotypic behaviors, making any fur farming configuration problematic. READ MORE
Study finds that ocean noise - especially from human sources such as boats - may not only affect big species, but invertebrates as well. READ MORE
A new paper uses existing behavior studies to draw inferences about animals' ability to experience emotions, a key factor in animal welfare debates. READ MORE
Wolf management programs struggle to incorporate the wide ranging attitudes and opinions of individuals who live in close proximity to the animal. READ MORE
A survey of conservationists and scientists finds varying opinion on whether the oceans are "wilderness," and this study looks at what that might mean. READ MORE
