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FAUNALYTICS ORIGINAL DATASETS The Faunalytics Animal Tracker is an annual survey of U.S. adults’ attitudes and behavior with respect to animals and animal advocates. It is the only longitudinal survey dedicated to animal protection issues. The first survey was conducted in 2008 and included 15 core questions; a subset of five questions has been asked every year since. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. WILD ANIMAL SUFFERING: POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FROM CRISPR Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR. In a blend of philosophy and science, this paper argues that CRISPR-based solutions should be are good options to lessen the natural suffering of animals with high reproduction rates. This is a summary of an external study. Most animal activists have no problem with intervention in nature THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. U.S. COMPANION ANIMAL OWNERSHIP CALCULATOR U.S. Companion Animal Ownership Calculator. This tool produced by the AVMA allows a person to estimate the number of companion animals living in their area by entering their community population. This online utility allows you to estimate the number of companion animal owning households and number of companion animals in your community by THE LIFE OF A RACING GREYHOUND Greyhound racing is a declining sport, but is still a widespread source of gambling and entertainment in many countries. In New Zealand, the industry is worth $92 million annually, despite growing controversy there surrounding animal welfare. HOW STEREOTYPING AFFECTS OUR ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR TOWARD This is a summary of an external study. Social scientists have found that humans’ emotions toward other societal groups are affected by our perception of their warmth (how well-intentioned they seem) and of their competence (how skilled or capable they seem). This stereotyping determines, in turn, our behavior toward that group, with the DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
FAUNALYTICS ORIGINAL DATASETS The Faunalytics Animal Tracker is an annual survey of U.S. adults’ attitudes and behavior with respect to animals and animal advocates. It is the only longitudinal survey dedicated to animal protection issues. The first survey was conducted in 2008 and included 15 core questions; a subset of five questions has been asked every year since. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. WILD ANIMAL SUFFERING: POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FROM CRISPR Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR. In a blend of philosophy and science, this paper argues that CRISPR-based solutions should be are good options to lessen the natural suffering of animals with high reproduction rates. This is a summary of an external study. Most animal activists have no problem with intervention in nature THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. U.S. COMPANION ANIMAL OWNERSHIP CALCULATOR U.S. Companion Animal Ownership Calculator. This tool produced by the AVMA allows a person to estimate the number of companion animals living in their area by entering their community population. This online utility allows you to estimate the number of companion animal owning households and number of companion animals in your community by THE LIFE OF A RACING GREYHOUND Greyhound racing is a declining sport, but is still a widespread source of gambling and entertainment in many countries. In New Zealand, the industry is worth $92 million annually, despite growing controversy there surrounding animal welfare. HOW STEREOTYPING AFFECTS OUR ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR TOWARD This is a summary of an external study. Social scientists have found that humans’ emotions toward other societal groups are affected by our perception of their warmth (how well-intentioned they seem) and of their competence (how skilled or capable they seem). This stereotyping determines, in turn, our behavior toward that group, with the DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. ANIMAL RESEARCH: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. This is a summary of an external study. Globally, up to 126.9 million non-human vertebrate animals are bred, used, and disposed of in the drug, medical, chemical, cosmetic, and household product industries. As in the farmed animal industry, this mass use of animalsas
RECESSIONS, ECONOMIC EUTHANASIA, AND THE PANDEMIC The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption maysubside, leading to
REDUCING MEAT CONSUMPTION: MESSAGING THAT WORKS For animal advocates, getting people to eat less meat is the holy grail. This study suggests that both health and environmental messaging can do that. DR. ANNIE PETERSEN, AUTHOR AT FAUNALYTICS The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption maysubside, leading to
WHAT CAN GMOS TEACH US ABOUT CULTURED MEAT? There are many potential benefits of switching food production methods from traditional animal agriculture to cellular agriculture. Notably, foods created through cell-culturing techniques can (theoretically) avoid a significant portion of the environmental and ethical problems that come with the current system of breeding, raising, and slaughtering billions of animals a year. HOW YOU HELP: 5 WAYS WE USE YOUR COMMUNITY SURVEY Faunalytics' Content Director Karol Orzechowski is an animal advocate with a passion for blending activism and art. In addition to producing numerous investigative short films on animal issues, and co-producing the Animal Voices radio show for a number of years, Karol is the director of Maximum Tolerated Dose, a full-length documentary about the psychological toll of vivisection on both THE ECONOMICS OF ECOTOURISM: PRIVATE PROFITS AND SOCIAL Each year, the number of visitors who flock to the world’s most beautiful wildlife preserves grows. In 2016, researchers estimated that wildlife preserves hosted over eight billion separate visits.This generated hundreds of billions of dollars in tourism revenue, helping to fund the private businesses, governments, and nonprofits that runthe preserves.
STUDY ON ACTIVITY PATTERN AND INCIDENCE OF STEREOTYPIC Study on Activity Pattern and Incidence of Stereotypic Behavior in Captive Tigers. This study from India looks at the housing of captive tigers at Nandankanan Zoological Park. It sought to evaluate the tigers' welfare conditions by recording measurements of their stereotypical behaviors, such as pacing and repetitive circling. LIVE-FEEDING PREY TO CAPTIVE PREDATORS Live-feeding of animals is an inhumane practice that must be avoided whenever possible. It is only justified if a predator absolutely cannot be trained to eat anything but live prey. In these rare cases, the authors recommend that the live-feeding be done with care and sensitivity towards the prey, minimizing all suffering. ANIMALS USED FOR FOOD ARCHIVES Research about farmed animals including factory farming, veganism, vegetarianism, commercial fishing, and related topics. RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
ANIMAL RESEARCH: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. This is a summary of an external study. Globally, up to 126.9 million non-human vertebrate animals are bred, used, and disposed of in the drug, medical, chemical, cosmetic, and household product industries. As in the farmed animal industry, this mass use of animalsas
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT: HISTORY AND FACTS ABOUT ANIMALSEE MORE ONFAUNALYTICS.ORG
A TIME FOR PRAGMATIC VEGAN ADVOCACY Following is an excerpt from Tobias Leenaert’s book, How to Create a Vegan World.You can find the book on Amazon or read more from Tobias on his blog, The Vegan Strategist. Weaning society off meat is a massive task. As individuals and a society, we’re incrediblyinvested in
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. THE HISTORY OF PUPPY MILLS AND WHY YOU SHOULD CARE The History of Puppy Mills and Why You Should Care. Puppy mills came into popularity after World War II in reaction to crop failures in the Midwest. What may be hard to believe today is that the USDA actually promoted puppy mills by advertising that it was a lucrative and failproof business. Encouraged by the government, farmers started topack
FARMING ANIMALS VS. FARMING PLANTS This can, in turn, reinforce an ethical point. What they find in their analysis is hard to debate: plant-based agriculture generates around 1.5 trillion more pounds of “product” than animal agriculture. And it does so more efficiently. This is because plant-based agriculture uses 115 million acres less land. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
ANIMAL RESEARCH: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. This is a summary of an external study. Globally, up to 126.9 million non-human vertebrate animals are bred, used, and disposed of in the drug, medical, chemical, cosmetic, and household product industries. As in the farmed animal industry, this mass use of animalsas
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT: HISTORY AND FACTS ABOUT ANIMALSEE MORE ONFAUNALYTICS.ORG
A TIME FOR PRAGMATIC VEGAN ADVOCACY Following is an excerpt from Tobias Leenaert’s book, How to Create a Vegan World.You can find the book on Amazon or read more from Tobias on his blog, The Vegan Strategist. Weaning society off meat is a massive task. As individuals and a society, we’re incrediblyinvested in
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. THE HISTORY OF PUPPY MILLS AND WHY YOU SHOULD CARE The History of Puppy Mills and Why You Should Care. Puppy mills came into popularity after World War II in reaction to crop failures in the Midwest. What may be hard to believe today is that the USDA actually promoted puppy mills by advertising that it was a lucrative and failproof business. Encouraged by the government, farmers started topack
FARMING ANIMALS VS. FARMING PLANTS This can, in turn, reinforce an ethical point. What they find in their analysis is hard to debate: plant-based agriculture generates around 1.5 trillion more pounds of “product” than animal agriculture. And it does so more efficiently. This is because plant-based agriculture uses 115 million acres less land. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. FAUNALYTICS ORIGINAL DATASETS The Faunalytics Animal Tracker is an annual survey of U.S. adults’ attitudes and behavior with respect to animals and animal advocates. It is the only longitudinal survey dedicated to animal protection issues. The first survey was conducted in 2008 and included 15 core questions; a subset of five questions has been asked every year since. INFORMATION ABOUT ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES Faunalytics helps save threatened and endangered animals. We do that by providing animal advocates with the crucial knowledge they need to succeed. We give them information to help them plan programs that get better results and get them quicker. RECESSIONS, ECONOMIC EUTHANASIA, AND THE PANDEMIC The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption maysubside, leading to
WHAT IS ANIMAL ABUSE, AND HOW CAN YOU STOP IT? Faunalytics helps stop animal abuse. through education and advocacy. We do that by providing animal advocates with the crucial knowledge they need to succeed. We give you information to help plan action that gets better results and gets them quicker. Whether you’re a brand new animal advocate or a seasoned veteran of the movement, we have the WHAT CAN GMOS TEACH US ABOUT CULTURED MEAT? There are many potential benefits of switching food production methods from traditional animal agriculture to cellular agriculture. Notably, foods created through cell-culturing techniques can (theoretically) avoid a significant portion of the environmental and ethical problems that come with the current system of breeding, raising, and slaughtering billions of animals a year. GLOBAL ANIMAL SLAUGHTER STATISTICS AND CHARTS As the chart shows, in the period from 1961 to 2016 the number of slaughtered animals has increased for all the animal types. Again, most of the land animals slaughtered in 2016 were chickens. This was followed by pigs, sheep, goats, and cows. It is interesting to note that the number of slaughtered goats became larger than the number of PLANT-BASED PRODUCT LABELING Part of this perception is based on studies showing that putting meat-free options in a separate “vegetarian” section of your menu reduces sales. Also, the word “vegan” reduces foods’ appeal for more consumers than other common labels like “diet,” “sugar-free,” or AFRICAN ELEPHANTS PUSHED TO THE FRINGE BY HUMANS African elephants are remarkably adaptable. They can thrive in different biomes across Africa, but their ranges are far smaller thanthey once were.
U.S. COMPANION ANIMAL OWNERSHIP CALCULATOR U.S. Companion Animal Ownership Calculator. This tool produced by the AVMA allows a person to estimate the number of companion animals living in their area by entering their community population. This online utility allows you to estimate the number of companion animal owning households and number of companion animals in your community by STUDY ON ACTIVITY PATTERN AND INCIDENCE OF STEREOTYPIC This study from India looks at the housing of captive tigers at Nandankanan Zoological Park. It sought to evaluate the tigers' welfare conditions by recording measurements of their stereotypical behaviors, such as pacing and repetitive circling. The researchers looked at how 19 captive tigers spent their time living in the zoo, specifically seeing when circling and pacing was most pronounced RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
ANIMAL RESEARCH: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. This is a summary of an external study. Globally, up to 126.9 million non-human vertebrate animals are bred, used, and disposed of in the drug, medical, chemical, cosmetic, and household product industries. As in the farmed animal industry, this mass use of animalsas
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT: HISTORY AND FACTS ABOUT ANIMALSEE MORE ONFAUNALYTICS.ORG
A TIME FOR PRAGMATIC VEGAN ADVOCACY Following is an excerpt from Tobias Leenaert’s book, How to Create a Vegan World.You can find the book on Amazon or read more from Tobias on his blog, The Vegan Strategist. Weaning society off meat is a massive task. As individuals and a society, we’re incrediblyinvested in
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. THE HISTORY OF PUPPY MILLS AND WHY YOU SHOULD CARE The History of Puppy Mills and Why You Should Care. Puppy mills came into popularity after World War II in reaction to crop failures in the Midwest. What may be hard to believe today is that the USDA actually promoted puppy mills by advertising that it was a lucrative and failproof business. Encouraged by the government, farmers started topack
FARMING ANIMALS VS. FARMING PLANTS This can, in turn, reinforce an ethical point. What they find in their analysis is hard to debate: plant-based agriculture generates around 1.5 trillion more pounds of “product” than animal agriculture. And it does so more efficiently. This is because plant-based agriculture uses 115 million acres less land. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
ANIMAL RESEARCH: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. This is a summary of an external study. Globally, up to 126.9 million non-human vertebrate animals are bred, used, and disposed of in the drug, medical, chemical, cosmetic, and household product industries. As in the farmed animal industry, this mass use of animalsas
THE ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT: HISTORY AND FACTS ABOUT ANIMALSEE MORE ONFAUNALYTICS.ORG
A TIME FOR PRAGMATIC VEGAN ADVOCACY Following is an excerpt from Tobias Leenaert’s book, How to Create a Vegan World.You can find the book on Amazon or read more from Tobias on his blog, The Vegan Strategist. Weaning society off meat is a massive task. As individuals and a society, we’re incrediblyinvested in
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. THE HISTORY OF PUPPY MILLS AND WHY YOU SHOULD CARE The History of Puppy Mills and Why You Should Care. Puppy mills came into popularity after World War II in reaction to crop failures in the Midwest. What may be hard to believe today is that the USDA actually promoted puppy mills by advertising that it was a lucrative and failproof business. Encouraged by the government, farmers started topack
FARMING ANIMALS VS. FARMING PLANTS This can, in turn, reinforce an ethical point. What they find in their analysis is hard to debate: plant-based agriculture generates around 1.5 trillion more pounds of “product” than animal agriculture. And it does so more efficiently. This is because plant-based agriculture uses 115 million acres less land. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. FAUNALYTICS ORIGINAL DATASETS The Faunalytics Animal Tracker is an annual survey of U.S. adults’ attitudes and behavior with respect to animals and animal advocates. It is the only longitudinal survey dedicated to animal protection issues. The first survey was conducted in 2008 and included 15 core questions; a subset of five questions has been asked every year since. INFORMATION ABOUT ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES Faunalytics helps save threatened and endangered animals. We do that by providing animal advocates with the crucial knowledge they need to succeed. We give them information to help them plan programs that get better results and get them quicker. RECESSIONS, ECONOMIC EUTHANASIA, AND THE PANDEMIC The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption maysubside, leading to
WHAT IS ANIMAL ABUSE, AND HOW CAN YOU STOP IT? Faunalytics helps stop animal abuse. through education and advocacy. We do that by providing animal advocates with the crucial knowledge they need to succeed. We give you information to help plan action that gets better results and gets them quicker. Whether you’re a brand new animal advocate or a seasoned veteran of the movement, we have the WHAT CAN GMOS TEACH US ABOUT CULTURED MEAT? There are many potential benefits of switching food production methods from traditional animal agriculture to cellular agriculture. Notably, foods created through cell-culturing techniques can (theoretically) avoid a significant portion of the environmental and ethical problems that come with the current system of breeding, raising, and slaughtering billions of animals a year. GLOBAL ANIMAL SLAUGHTER STATISTICS AND CHARTS As the chart shows, in the period from 1961 to 2016 the number of slaughtered animals has increased for all the animal types. Again, most of the land animals slaughtered in 2016 were chickens. This was followed by pigs, sheep, goats, and cows. It is interesting to note that the number of slaughtered goats became larger than the number of PLANT-BASED PRODUCT LABELING Part of this perception is based on studies showing that putting meat-free options in a separate “vegetarian” section of your menu reduces sales. Also, the word “vegan” reduces foods’ appeal for more consumers than other common labels like “diet,” “sugar-free,” or AFRICAN ELEPHANTS PUSHED TO THE FRINGE BY HUMANS African elephants are remarkably adaptable. They can thrive in different biomes across Africa, but their ranges are far smaller thanthey once were.
U.S. COMPANION ANIMAL OWNERSHIP CALCULATOR U.S. Companion Animal Ownership Calculator. This tool produced by the AVMA allows a person to estimate the number of companion animals living in their area by entering their community population. This online utility allows you to estimate the number of companion animal owning households and number of companion animals in your community by STUDY ON ACTIVITY PATTERN AND INCIDENCE OF STEREOTYPIC This study from India looks at the housing of captive tigers at Nandankanan Zoological Park. It sought to evaluate the tigers' welfare conditions by recording measurements of their stereotypical behaviors, such as pacing and repetitive circling. The researchers looked at how 19 captive tigers spent their time living in the zoo, specifically seeing when circling and pacing was most pronounced RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
FAUNALYTICS ORIGINAL DATASETS The Faunalytics Animal Tracker is an annual survey of U.S. adults’ attitudes and behavior with respect to animals and animal advocates. It is the only longitudinal survey dedicated to animal protection issues. The first survey was conducted in 2008 and included 15 core questions; a subset of five questions has been asked every year since. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. BIRD FLU: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE The wild birds most commonly infected with flu viruses are waterfowl—including ducks, geese, swans, gulls, terns, and sandpipers. Direct transmission of flu viruses from wild birds to humans seems to be very rare, likely because of a lack of contact, so transmission via domesticated birds is more common. In Asia, in particular, commercially HOW STEREOTYPING AFFECTS OUR ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR TOWARD This is a summary of an external study. Social scientists have found that humans’ emotions toward other societal groups are affected by our perception of their warmth (how well-intentioned they seem) and of their competence (how skilled or capable they seem). This stereotyping determines, in turn, our behavior toward that group, with the WILD ANIMAL SUFFERING: POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FROM CRISPR Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR. In a blend of philosophy and science, this paper argues that CRISPR-based solutions should be are good options to lessen the natural suffering of animals with high reproduction rates. This is a summary of an external study. Most animal activists have no problem with intervention in nature U.S. COMPANION ANIMAL OWNERSHIP CALCULATOR U.S. Companion Animal Ownership Calculator. This tool produced by the AVMA allows a person to estimate the number of companion animals living in their area by entering their community population. This online utility allows you to estimate the number of companion animal owning households and number of companion animals in your community by THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. RESEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY Animals Need You. You Need Data. Faunalytics conducts research and shares knowledge to help advocates help animals effectively. Research Highlights Faunalytics helps people help animals by providing essential research and resources to be more effective and save moreanimal lives.
FAUNALYTICS ORIGINAL DATASETS The Faunalytics Animal Tracker is an annual survey of U.S. adults’ attitudes and behavior with respect to animals and animal advocates. It is the only longitudinal survey dedicated to animal protection issues. The first survey was conducted in 2008 and included 15 core questions; a subset of five questions has been asked every year since. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ANIMAL ABUSE: AN OVERVIEW Increasingly, researchers are examining the relationship between domestic violence and animal abuse. These types of violence cause intense suffering for many people and animals around the world, and recent evidence has made it clear that the two problems closelyintertwine.
REDUCING UNDERWATER NOISE POLLUTION: POLICY OPTIONS Reducing Underwater Noise Pollution: Policy Options. Noise pollution has harmful effects on marine ecosystems. This study identifies main sources of underwater noise and policy options for noise reduction. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This is a summary of an external study. BIRD FLU: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE The wild birds most commonly infected with flu viruses are waterfowl—including ducks, geese, swans, gulls, terns, and sandpipers. Direct transmission of flu viruses from wild birds to humans seems to be very rare, likely because of a lack of contact, so transmission via domesticated birds is more common. In Asia, in particular, commercially HOW STEREOTYPING AFFECTS OUR ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR TOWARD This is a summary of an external study. Social scientists have found that humans’ emotions toward other societal groups are affected by our perception of their warmth (how well-intentioned they seem) and of their competence (how skilled or capable they seem). This stereotyping determines, in turn, our behavior toward that group, with the WILD ANIMAL SUFFERING: POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FROM CRISPR Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR. In a blend of philosophy and science, this paper argues that CRISPR-based solutions should be are good options to lessen the natural suffering of animals with high reproduction rates. This is a summary of an external study. Most animal activists have no problem with intervention in nature U.S. COMPANION ANIMAL OWNERSHIP CALCULATOR U.S. Companion Animal Ownership Calculator. This tool produced by the AVMA allows a person to estimate the number of companion animals living in their area by entering their community population. This online utility allows you to estimate the number of companion animal owning households and number of companion animals in your community by THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY COWS The average carbon footprint of Australian milk was found to be 1.11 kg of CO 2 for each kilogram of fat-and-protein-corrected-milk—more than a 1:1 ratio. Importantly, the researchers also found that 89.8% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farms could be attributed to milk production but only 10.2% to meat production. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON ANIMAL RIGHTS Moral: Having to do with persons and their actions. Morals are judgments about goodness or badness of a human action. Morals are the principles by which one lives. RECESSIONS, ECONOMIC EUTHANASIA, AND THE PANDEMIC The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption maysubside, leading to
ANIMAL RESEARCH: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. This is a summary of an external study. Globally, up to 126.9 million non-human vertebrate animals are bred, used, and disposed of in the drug, medical, chemical, cosmetic, and household product industries. As in the farmed animal industry, this mass use of animalsas
WHAT CAN GMOS TEACH US ABOUT CULTURED MEAT? There are many potential benefits of switching food production methods from traditional animal agriculture to cellular agriculture. Notably, foods created through cell-culturing techniques can (theoretically) avoid a significant portion of the environmental and ethical problems that come with the current system of breeding, raising, and slaughtering billions of animals a year. PLANT-BASED PRODUCT LABELING Part of this perception is based on studies showing that putting meat-free options in a separate “vegetarian” section of your menu reduces sales. Also, the word “vegan” reduces foods’ appeal for more consumers than other common labels like “diet,” “sugar-free,” or WILD ANIMAL SUFFERING: POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FROM CRISPR Wild Animal Suffering: Potential Solutions From CRISPR. In a blend of philosophy and science, this paper argues that CRISPR-based solutions should be are good options to lessen the natural suffering of animals with high reproduction rates. This is a summary of an external study. Most animal activists have no problem with intervention in nature CHICKEN ETHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW Chicken Ethology: An Overview. A paper reviewing leading edge research on cognition, emotions, personality, and sociality in chickens. The full text of this article is available. This article has been peer reviewed. This article involves research on captive animals, which Faunalytics opposes. Though their average stocks number more than 19 GIVE ME A SIGN: NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION AND DOGS As many dog guardians will attest, when you develop a relationship with your dog, they understand many of the things you say to them, even beyond their typical favourite things like “walk” or “treat”. Dogs are highly attuned to our verbal and nonverbal signals and are skilled at interpreting what they mean. However,communication is a
STUDY ON ACTIVITY PATTERN AND INCIDENCE OF STEREOTYPIC Study on Activity Pattern and Incidence of Stereotypic Behavior in Captive Tigers. This study from India looks at the housing of captive tigers at Nandankanan Zoological Park. It sought to evaluate the tigers' welfare conditions by recording measurements of their stereotypical behaviors, such as pacing and repetitive circling. FUR FARMING: BAD FOR MINK, BAD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT Fur Farming: Bad for Mink, Bad for the Environment. An independent audit of the Dutch fur industry finds mink farming to be one of the most environmentally devastating ways to produce clothing. The full text of this article is available. Fur has always been a hot-button issue and, unfortunately, its popularity seems to have made aresurgence in
HOW YOU HELP: 5 WAYS WE USE YOUR COMMUNITY SURVEY Faunalytics' Content Director Karol Orzechowski is an animal advocate with a passion for blending activism and art. In addition to producing numerous investigative short films on animal issues, and co-producing the Animal Voices radio show for a number of years, Karol is the director of Maximum Tolerated Dose, a full-length documentary about the psychological toll of vivisection on bothFaunalytics
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Since 1990, the number of amendments, propositions, and laws protecting wild, domesticated, and farmed animals that have been adopted throughout the U.S., using referenda and initiatives.Read More
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The percentage of people who did not comply with a minimum distance rule when engaging in shark-diving ecotourism, according to a recentreview.
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66%
The percentage of U.S. adults who are willing to try clean meat, while 46% say they would eat it regularly.Read More
79%
The percentage of Brazilians who believe that farmed animals sufferon par with humans.
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68%
The percentage of people in the U.S. who have a favorable view of the animal protection movement.Read More
38
Since 1990, the number of amendments, propositions, and laws protecting wild, domesticated, and farmed animals that have been adopted throughout the U.S., using referenda and initiatives.Read More
97%
The percentage of people who did not comply with a minimum distance rule when engaging in shark-diving ecotourism, according to a recentreview.
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$200 billion
The estimated value, in economic terms, that pollinator species areworth worldwide.
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66%
The percentage of U.S. adults who are willing to try clean meat, while 46% say they would eat it regularly.Read More
79%
The percentage of Brazilians who believe that farmed animals sufferon par with humans.
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68%
The percentage of people in the U.S. who have a favorable view of the animal protection movement.Read More
38
Since 1990, the number of amendments, propositions, and laws protecting wild, domesticated, and farmed animals that have been adopted throughout the U.S., using referenda and initiatives.Read More
97%
The percentage of people who did not comply with a minimum distance rule when engaging in shark-diving ecotourism, according to a recentreview.
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