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Apr 17 2018 | Tor Pothecary

Pain And Personality In Dogs

Knowing dogs' personality type may be a useful way for veterinarians to assess differences in response to pain. However, asking guardians to rate their dogs' pain tends to be unreliable. READ MORE

Apr 16 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Boat Noise And Fish Communication

Near constant low frequency sound reduces the communication space for certain fish species during critical biological periods. READ MORE

Apr 11 2018 | karol orzechowski

Does Welfare Quality® Provide Quality Animal Welfare?

In this blog, we review a range of publications evaluating the Welfare Quality® program. It's a mixed bag of results and lessons that can potentially move the cause of animal welfare in the E.U. forward. READ MORE

Apr 10 2018 | Mona Zahir

Do Animals Think About The Future?

Studies of non-human primates, rats, black-capped chickadees, scrub-jays, and tayras indicate that animals may have a sense of "the future," and act accordingly. READ MORE

Apr 9 2018 | karol orzechowski

Benefits Of Artificial Reefs

Artificial reefs may be able to buffer rare and non-migratory species from local extinction in times of drought, and should be considered in efforts to preserve aquatic biodiversity. READ MORE

Apr 3 2018 | Laura Thomas-Walters

Tailoring The Message To Prevent Human-Coyote Conflicts

Human-coyote conflicts can be reduced by tailoring messages to specific audiences, based on their prior experience with coyotes. READ MORE

Mar 29 2018 | karol orzechowski

Agriculture And Our Planetary Carrying Capacity

Two planetary boundaries have been fully transgressed: biosphere integrity and biogeochemical flows. Agriculture has been the major driver of both transgressions. Where do we go from here? READ MORE

Mar 28 2018 | karol orzechowski

How Faunalytics Is Helping Conservation Efforts In Africa

The story of a conservationist from Cameroon highlights the range of ways Faunalytics' Research Library helps animal advocates from all over the world do their work. READ MORE

Mar 27 2018 | Jen Wyglinski

Companion Animal Adoption Follow-Ups In Australia

Adopters have realistic expectations of their new companions, and are generally very satisfied with their experience, even if they deal with undesirable behaviors. READ MORE

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