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Dec 20 2017 | Che Green

Faunalytics’ Room For More Funding

We believe that Faunalytics accomplishes a lot with very little. But we could do much more for animals with additional support. Read about our "room for more funding." READ MORE

Dec 19 2017 | Jamie Harris

What Drives The Animal Advocacy Movement?

A sociological analysis of the animal advocacy movement, drawing on theories related to social movements and organisations. READ MORE

Dec 18 2017 | Mona Zahir

Captive Adult Chimps And Playtime: Does It Mean They’re Happy?

The idea that social play between captive adult chimps implies “positive” welfare is oversimplified, and may be more of a tension release mechanism. READ MORE

Dec 15 2017 | Faunalytics

Dogs At Work: Some Preliminary Data

Preliminary research finds that people who are able to interact with dogs to work have much lower stress levels than those that don't. READ MORE

Dec 14 2017 | Faunalytics

Beyond Meat: Looking Ahead At Plant And Cellular Trends

People love meat because of protein and taste - and the switch to plant-based foods may be spurred on by particularly excellent burger substitutes. READ MORE

Dec 13 2017 | Debra Teachout, DVM

Intentional Vehicle-Wildlife Collisions

A blog exploring the difficult topic of intentional vehicle-wildlife collisions. How and why do people intentionally swerve their vehicles to hit animals? READ MORE

Dec 12 2017 | Faunalytics

Willingness-To-Pay For Pig Welfare In China

Chinese consumers show a strong preference for clear labeling of foods, in a study of pig production, animal welfare, disease, and food safety. READ MORE

Dec 11 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Ravens Are Better At Planning Than 4-Year-Olds

Amazing ravens use tools, exert self-control, and consider the distance of time between their current situation and future events. READ MORE

Dec 8 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Although nonhuman animals are referred to as “who” in English language learners’ reading material, it is not deemed acceptable in their dictionaries. READ MORE

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