South America Archives

Sep 22 2026 | Jessica Whiting

Conventional Dog Diets Still Dominate, But There’s Interest In Alternatives

As demand for dog food grows, a survey of 2,639 guardians finds interest in sustainable diets that could help reduce reliance on meat from factory-farmed animals. READ MORE

Sep 15 2026 | Fabíola Borges de Castro

Plant-Based Eating Among Brazilian University Students

University students can play a pivotal role in driving change. This study aimed to understand what motivates or prevents university students in Brazil from adopting a plant-based diet. READ MORE

Aug 20 2026 | David Church

Perceptions Of Shrimp Welfare In Brazil

In Brazil, people’s opinions on shrimp sentience, welfare, and farming practices are influenced by factors such as their age, gender, socioeconomic status, and how often they eat shrimp. READ MORE

Aug 3 2026 | Meghann Cant

Facebook’s Algorithms Are Driving The Illegal Wildlife Trade

Wild animals, along with their parts and products, are being traded illegally online on a massive scale. One social media platform sits at the center of it all. READ MORE

Jun 15 2026 | Clare Wieck

AI Can Detect Cow Pain Better Than Humans — What Now?

This study compared the abilities of veterinarians and AI models to identify pain in bulls. AI models demonstrated stronger overall performance, but the authors note important caveats. READ MORE

May 19 2026 | Jenna D'Ottavio

From Folklore To Facts: Advancing Evidence-Based Care For Captive Reptiles

This review challenges “folklore husbandry” for reptiles, revealing how science, not tradition, must guide better welfare in captivity. READ MORE

May 8 2026 | Meghann Cant

Cage-Free Hotel Pledges Mean Little Without Strong Regulation

Global hotel chains are falling short on cage-free egg sourcing. This report suggests that regulations, not just corporate promises, are needed to drive real progress for hens. READ MORE

May 4 2026 | Meghann Cant

Feeding Grain To Farmed Animals Wastes Human Food

Giving human-edible grain to farmed animals wastes enough food to feed two billion people. This report explains why a shift to “food not feed” is imperative. READ MORE

Apr 7 2026 | Meghann Cant

Europe’s Role In Latin America’s Wildlife Trade

Europe is a major destination for wild animals trafficked from Latin America, largely due to legal loopholes that expose unregulated species to the exotic pet trade. READ MORE

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