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Oct 16 2019 | Jo Anderson

Faunalytics’ Research Priorities For 2020 And Beyond

As the end of 2019 draws near, the Faunalytics research team turns our attention to what is needed next. In this post, our Research Director describes our research priorities and selection process for 2020 and beyond. READ MORE

Oct 14 2019 | Rebekah Corbett

Food, Income, And The Desire For Variety

People with higher incomes tend to have more variety in their food choices. However, the reasons for that link still need to be explored, and may not be as simplistic as we think. READ MORE

Oct 11 2019 | Sara Streeter

‘Deer In The Headlights’: PTSD In Wild Animals

Fear is a potent emotion. In this study, researchers show that animals not only experience fear, but that the memory of fear has lasting consequences. READ MORE

Oct 10 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

‘Nuisance Animals’ Thrive Despite Being Discriminated Against

Researchers review over 200 studies to reveal impressive cognitive capabilities of so-called 'nuisance' species. READ MORE

Oct 9 2019 | Nick & Kathy Coughlin

Cross-Generational Animal Advocacy

In this unique blog, a mother and son discuss their journeys in animal advocacy, and how different generations can find common ground and make change together. READ MORE

Oct 8 2019 | Carolin Graszmann

Animal Sentience: A Welfare-Aligned Perspective

This paper broadly summarizes our scientific knowledge about the sentience of animals, particularly from a "welfare-aligned" perspective. READ MORE

Oct 3 2019 | Rakefet Cohen Ben-Arye

Could Traffic Lights Curb Meat Consumption?

Traffic-light labels (red, yellow and green) next to menu items can reduce meat sales, if only for a short time. READ MORE

Sep 26 2019 | Kopal Jha

Jurassic Park And The Meaning Of Life

De-extinction science is a growing field of interes. This article explores it from a scientific and philosophical perspective, and proves in the process that conservation is crucial. READ MORE

Sep 24 2019 | Sara Streeter

Changing How We Eat Is Complicated

A successful transition to a more plant-based diet requires not only motivation but capability and opportunity. This review summarizes existing research on what helps (and hinders) that process. READ MORE

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‘Nuisance Animals’ Thrive Despite Being Discriminated Against

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Animal Sentience: A Welfare-Aligned Perspective

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