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Dec 31 2015 | karol orzechowski

Information Can Change Minds about Gestation Stalls

Research shows that 1/3 of Americans support the use of gestation stalls, until they're exposed to information about what confinement actually looks like. READ MORE

Dec 15 2015 | karol orzechowski

Pets As Gifts: Just Do The Math

There is just no data to support that we should be denying the adoption of a dog or cat to a person who wants to gift a pet to a loved one. READ MORE

Dec 14 2015 | karol orzechowski

Unintended Consequences in the Wildlife Trade Wars

When it comes to mitigating the negative effects of the wildlife trade, bans on trade should match up with the results policy-makers seek. READ MORE

Dec 13 2015 | Jen Wyglinski

DNA Barcoding and the Sale of ‘Game Meat’ in the U.S.

Review of game meat sales using DNA barcoding shows that nearly 20% is mislabeled and nearly 10% contains "legally supplied" endangered species. READ MORE

Dec 8 2015 | karol orzechowski

Bonobos, Overgrooming and Captivity

Hair plucking by bonobos is something that has never been observed in wild bonobos, and may be a result of captivity and group dominance dynamics. READ MORE

Dec 6 2015 | karol orzechowski

Barriers To Long-Distance Mammal Migration

The migration of mammals over long distances will benefit from the removal of barriers and the creation of specialized corridors. READ MORE

Dec 4 2015 | karol orzechowski

Do ‘Dog People’ and ‘Cat People’ have Different Personalities?

Study finds that dog people and cat people differ on some very important personality traits, mostly related to social dominance. READ MORE

Nov 30 2015 | karol orzechowski

Veterinary Ethics: A Timeless Issue

This plea for conscious ethics in veterinary medicine is a reminder that some ethical issues never really go away. READ MORE

Nov 20 2015 | karol orzechowski

Where’s the Beef? Attitudes about Meat in the U.S., France, and South America

People in various countries have strong associations with beef-eating and vegetarianism, divided very much along gender lines. READ MORE

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