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Hunting Ethics: Facing Up to the Many Muddled Moral Mindsets

Hunting Ethics: Facing Up to the Many Muddled Moral Mindsets
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Celebrating the Legacy of Jane Goodall on Animals Matter Day

Celebrating the Legacy of Jane Goodall on Animals Matter Day
03.04.2025 10

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The Joys of Doing Citizen Science With Wild Neighbors

The Joys of Doing Citizen Science With Wild Neighbors
27.03.2025 9

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How to Be a 'Good' Dog In a Human-Centered World

How to Be a 'Good' Dog In a Human-Centered World
22.03.2025 10

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The Evolution of Sex: Gender, Mating, and Social Relations

The Evolution of Sex: Gender, Mating, and Social Relations
16.03.2025 20

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Healing Our Connections With Animals, Nature and One Another

14.03.2025 8

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Living With Lynx: A Blueprint for Psychologically Rewilding

10.03.2025 30

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The Wild Horse Effect and The Transformative Power of Nature

07.03.2025 10

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Dogs at Play: How and Why Bowing Came to Mean "Let's Play"

06.03.2025 30

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A Deep Dive Into the Mysterious Diverse Lives of Octopuses

27.02.2025 7

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Humans and Elephants: We’re Not So Exceptional After All

22.02.2025 40

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How Birds Rest, Roost, and Sleep and How We Disturb Them

18.02.2025 10

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Coexisting With Wolves: Lessons From Force-Free Dog Training

13.02.2025 6

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What Is It Like to Be a Bat From Their Point of View?

11.02.2025 8

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Are Dolphins "Pissing in the Wind" or Trying to Communicate?

10.02.2025 30

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A Compelling Guide to How We Must Live to Heal Earth—and Why

03.02.2025 30

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'The Moral Circle': A Riveting Expansion of Ethical Concerns

28.01.2025 20

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Why Myths About Dogs Harm Them and Dog-Human Relationships

26.01.2025 20

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What the Nome Serum Run Dogs Say About Canine Sentience

21.01.2025 20

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When Cats Play, They Mirror One Another's Feline Faces

19.01.2025 40

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Will Dog Breeds as We Know Them Soon Be Things of the Past?

15.01.2025 20

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Compassion Fatigue: Indirect Harms From Caring About Animals

12.01.2025 20

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An Elephant’s World From the Mind and Heart of a Matriarch

10.01.2025 20

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Costs of Caring for Abused Animals Are Existential Crises

Research shows that animal and human well-being are tightly linked.

05.01.2025 10

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Why Studying Animal Behavior Can Improve Human-Animal Bonds

Matthew Calarco offers a positive vision for human-animal relationships.

31.12.2024 9

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The Rise and Demise of Calhoun's Utopia: Mouse Universe 25

The discoverer of the "behavioral sink" was hailed a hero and then a failure.

20.12.2024 3

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The Inner Lives of Horses: A Fun-Filled, Fact-Filled Guide

Helena Telkänranta and artists illustrate horses' cognitive and emotional lives.

15.12.2024 3

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Why Animals Must Have a Voice in Conservation Protocols

Granting animals agency and considering their inner lives is critical.

12.12.2024 5

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Censored Landscapes: Art, Science, Ethics, and Food

Isabella La Rocca González's new book explores where our food comes from.

09.12.2024 3

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Are Free-Ranging Dogs Better Off When "Saved" by Humans?

Marco Adda discusses intricacies of the “free-ranging dog removal” phenomenon.

05.12.2024 3

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The State of Animal Consciousness, Sentience, and Emotions

There have been some major changes among people studying cognitive ethology.

03.12.2024 3

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Trophy Hunting, Ageism, and the Loss of Animal Cultures

Research shows hunting animals for fun has negative effects on conservation.

29.11.2024 4

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The Edge of Sentience: Why Drawing Lines is So Difficult

Jonathan Birch's new book is a wonderful eye-opening and challenging read.

27.11.2024 3

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Cohabiting Earth: Maintaining Optimism via Global Rewilding

A new book is a must-read for remaining positive about Earth's well-being.

25.11.2024 20

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Who Owns Animals After They Break Free and Taste Freedom?

It's far more complicated than most people realize.

18.11.2024 10

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The Broad Reach of Vegan Vision Extending Well Beyond Food

Matthew Halteman opens the door to expansive and deep thinking.

13.11.2024 3

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Reforming Food Production to Help Humans, Animals, and Earth

A new book explains how to change farming for the benefit of all.

10.11.2024 3

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Dinosaur Behavior: What We Know and How We Know It

David Hone's new book is an eye-opening journey into how dinosaurs lived.

06.11.2024 2

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Chickens' Startlingly Complex Social and Emotional Lives

Sy Montgomery's new book shows why being called a bird brain is a compliment.

04.11.2024 4

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The Eclectic Father of Cognitive Ethology

A new book offers a detailed look at Donald Griffin's bold scientific work.

31.10.2024 10

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What Birds Teach Us About the Value of Family and Friendship

Jessica Mann's book is a must-read for appreciating how birds sense their world.

29.10.2024 3

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What Do Bees Think and Feel When They Buzz, Fly, and Dance?

Mathieu Lihoreau's new book explains all that goes on in a bee's tiny brain.

26.10.2024 5

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"Thinking Like a Wolf": Pack Politics, Power, and Personalities

Rick McIntyre's "Thinking Like a Wolf" informs and surprises global audiences.

24.10.2024 2

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The Emotional Lives of Horses and What They Need From Us

A new book, "Applied Equine Psychology," compares horses to humans.

22.10.2024 7

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The Psychology of Rewilding Means Getting Over Ourselves

Personal rewilding means letting our feelings lead to compassionate action.

21.10.2024 30

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Eavesdropping on Animals: Lessons From Wild Conversations

Wild chatter can rewild our hearts and souls.

17.10.2024 2

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Animals Know More About Death and Dying Than We Often Assume

Susana Monsó's new book dispels anthropocentric biases about mortality.

15.10.2024 3

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The Emotional Lives of Dogs and Wolves and Why They Matter

Science shows animals deeply care about what happens to themselves and others.

13.10.2024 10

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Queer Nature: Celebration of Diverse Animal Sexual Behavior

Josh Davis's new book 'A Little Queer Natural History' is an eye-opening read.

09.10.2024 3

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Inherited Psychology and History in Human Social Evolution

Harvey Whitehouse's 'Inheritance' explains who we are and who we could be.

07.10.2024 7

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