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Feb 21 2024 | Sarah Bluhm

How Hunting Organizations Portray Wild Animals

Researchers studied hunting organization websites in Finland and the U.K., revealing human-centric, objectifying descriptions of wild animals. READ MORE

Feb 19 2024 | Jonathan Sutton

The Language Of Speciesism

This study used machine learning to identify different types of speciesism in English books, films and TV, speech, and on the Internet. READ MORE

Jan 29 2024 | Zuzana Sperlova

The Challenge Of Measuring Individual Fish Welfare

With high stocking densities at fish farms, the individuality of each fish is lost. Why are individual welfare assessments important, and how can they be achieved in aquaculture? READ MORE

Jan 29 2024 | Zuzana Sperlova

Tantangan Dalam Mengukur Kesejahteraan Individu Ikan

Dengan kepadatan tebar yang tinggi dalam budi daya ikan, maka individualitas setiap ikan menjadi hilang. Mengapa penilaian kesejahteraan individu penting, dan bagaimana cara mencapainya dalam akuakultur? READ MORE

Jan 29 2024 | Zuzana Sperlova

व्यक्तिगत मछली कल्याण को मापने की चुनौती

मछली फार्मों में उच्च भंडारण घनत्व के साथ, प्रत्येक मछली की वैयक्तिकता खो जाती है। व्यक्तिगत कल्याण मूल्यांकन क्यों महत्वपूर्ण हैं, और उन्हें जलीय कृषि में कैसे प्राप्त किया जा सकता है? READ MORE

Jan 16 2024 | Susan Gabriel

The Harmful Reality Of Pigeon Racing

This article explores the ethical concerns of racing pigeons for sport, as well as the animal welfare consequences of banning or phasing it out from society. READ MORE

Jan 9 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

How Do People Feel About Non-Speciesist Language?

Using compassionate terms for animals signals deep ethical beliefs, but it also stirs strong feelings, especially among meat-eaters. READ MORE

Dec 21 2023 | Jeanette Shutay

Using “Power Words” To Control Animals

Words have power, and this paper discusses how humans use that power to define animal rights and control the behaviors and existence of nonhuman animals. READ MORE

Dec 19 2023 | Nick Souter

Managing Free-Roaming Cats: A Veterinary Perspective

Veterinarians in Spain argue that “trap-neuter-return” programs are the most humane, science-backed methods to reduce and manage free-roaming cat populations. READ MORE

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How Hunting Organizations Portray Wild Animals

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Using “Power Words” To Control Animals

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