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Sep 27 2019 | Julia Morrissey

Can The General Public Spot A ‘Dangerous Dog’?

A study evaluating the public's ability to identify banned dog types in the U.K. finds that they have difficulty accurately identifying breeds, particularly Pit Bull Terrier types. READ MORE

Sep 20 2019 | Jeanette Shutay

Debris Is Killing Sharks And Rays

Sharks and rays are getting entangled in human debris in the oceans, and it has become a significant problem impacting marine wildlife more broadly. READ MORE

Sep 10 2019 | Sara Streeter

The Unintended Consequences of Backyard Bird Feeders

Feeding wild birds has become a multi-billion-dollar global industry. This study examines the impact of this human activity on the size and composition of bird populations in Britain. READ MORE

Aug 9 2019 | Amy Taylor

‘Dangerous’ Dogs: Different Dog, Same Lamppost?

Dangerous dog laws were enacted in the U.K. to increase public safety and “responsibilize” dog guardians. This review looks at their unintended consequences. READ MORE

Aug 5 2019 | Owen Rogers

Who Are The Flexitarians?

One major hurdle preventing flexitarians from going "all in" on a veg*n lifestyle is the apparent restrictiveness of these diets. What can advocates do to ameliorate this? READ MORE

Jul 9 2019 | Sara Streeter

Death By Cookbook

Celebrity chefs influence not only how we cook, but what we cook. Some chefs are deadlier for animals than others as this survey of 30 popular cookbooks reveals. READ MORE

Jun 24 2019 | Kopal Jha

What’s In My Fish & Chips?

DNA Barcoding of U.K. fish products reveals threatened shark species on sale, among other problems and inconsistencies. READ MORE

Jun 13 2019 | Alexander Holst

Alternative Proteins: Framing The Future Of Food

The future of food isn't a foregone conclusion. In this study, researchers analyze narratives and counter-narratives about plant-based and clean meat. READ MORE

Jun 10 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

A Possible Way To Curb Exotic Animal Demand: Information

Presenting information on the risks of zoonotic disease transmission and potential illegality of buying exotic animals may decrease consumer demand. READ MORE

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