A study comparing cooperative behavior between wolves, dogs, and humans, shows that species exist on a continuum, rather than in discreet evolutionary silos. READ MORE
People process information about food in different ways, so campaigns to encourage the adoption of a more plant-based diet must take this into account. READ MORE
Researchers find that, due to a pro-environmental tendency, Finnish vegetarians might be more willing to eat insects than omnivores and vegans. READ MORE
Many who describe themselves as vegetarian also report eating meat. Non-vegetarians often have “meatless” days. How do these groups compare to “true” vegetarians? READ MORE
Arguments about animal intelligence are not necessarily going to be successful in dissuading people from eating the animals they already consider to be “food.” READ MORE
The more capable people are of taking a moment to reflect on their actions, the more likely they are to have a sense of meaning in life and to react [...] READ MORE
Animal welfare certification systems can market towards specific value groups held by different socioeconomic demographics. Research makes it possible. READ MORE
This study categorizes different types of human-cat relationships while looking at the psychology behind caretaking behaviours, all in the context of stray cats. READ MORE
What we say and what we do aren’t always aligned. Researchers in Denmark have identified four animal ethics orientations that may be useful in untangling people's contradictions. READ MORE
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