Can one reel change how people think about farmed animals? Our new study finds a single video or article moves people emotionally, but rarely shifts beliefs or behavior months later. What worked, what backfired, and what it means for advocates: faunalytics.org/the-effects-…

Records from 10 U.S. public universities show nearly 100,000 farmed animals used in experiments, teaching, and food production in a single year, with little outside oversight. faunalytics.org/university-e…

In Grisons alone, over a thousand fines and complaints a year, which works out at roughly 6,500 across Switzerland. For animal cruelty while hunting, there were 17 convictions across Switzerland between 2018 and 2022. wildbeimwild.com/en/hunting-…

Faunalytics is now accepting applications for our Digital Resource Manager. If you want to use your CMS, coding, and AI skills to help us take our resources to the next level, we want to hear from you! Apply by tomorrow, October 25: faunalytics.org/job-posting-…

More than half of Europeans believe hens should no longer be caged, according to new data: euobserver.com/242365/poll-s…

Among U.S. veterinary professionals, perceiving abuse as serious and feeling confident to act were the strongest predictors of their intent to intervene in suspected cases of animal maltreatment. faunalytics.org/what-really-…

The sharp rise in veterinary care costs in recent years has created significant challenges for companion animal welfare. This article takes a closer look at how countries like Germany, Greece, the U.K., and the U.S. are approaching the issue. faunalytics.org/what-can-be-…

The latest study at Faunalytics tested how one exposure to digital advocacy affected people’s emotions, attitudes, and behaviors over three months. Join study author Dr. Andrea Polanco and Jessica Cruz of VSF Connects (Vegan Street Fair & Vegan Creator Co) for a free 30-minute webinar on what this means for content creators and advocates, followed by live Q&A. 📅 October 28, 11am EDT Register free: luma.com/bmawdv6w

Researchers detail the reasons why Norway’s salmon farms have shifted away from using cleaner fishes for lice control in recent years. faunalytics.org/the-rise-and…

Your gift goes three times as far today! Thanks to a generous match, every donation to Faunalytics is tripled. That means more research, more free resources for advocates, and more evidence-based strategies to help animals. Give now: every.org/faunalytics

A preliminary framework identifies seven factors that influence whether residents will accept or reject aquaculture development — with trust at the center of it all. faunalytics.org/community-tr…

Global wildlife trade authorities say Cambodia has made little progress in cleaning up its monkey export industry: news.mongabay.com/2026/10/ca…

Cage-free egg sales in Greater Tokyo have roughly doubled in four years, but the national market share is still 1.12%. What’s holding Japan back? faunalytics.org/cage-free-eg…

Few Japanese shoppers buy cage-free eggs, but low sales may not mean low interest. Our latest blog explores what survey data suggest about awareness, availability, and price. faunalytics.org/low-interest…

Need a stat, survey feedback, or advice on your next campaign? Faunalytics Office Hours are free, weekly, and no appointment is needed. Drop in and talk with our team: faunalytics.org/ask-us/

A review found that most public veterinary colleges in the U.S. and Canada use animals for terminal procedures, with educators arguing that alternative training methods are inadequate. faunalytics.org/how-veterina…

Official records capture just a fraction of animal cruelty in Great Britain. Estimates put illegal harm at up to 4.6 million animals a year, and the true toll is likely far higher. faunalytics.org/great-britai…

As China builds up its primate research infrastructure, the U.S. national primate research centers are looking for ways to evolve without the federal support to do so. thetransmitter.org/what-if-n…

Businesses promised cage-free eggs in China by 2025. Most haven’t delivered, and interviews with company representatives reveal why. faunalytics.org/company-pers…

In a survey experiment, U.S. consumers were more likely to say they’d purchase plant-based eggs when they cost less and were used to make pancakes rather than served scrambled. faunalytics.org/what-makes-u…

After eight years, our Executive Director Brooke Haggerty is stepping down. Read her reflections on Faunalytics’ growth and what comes next. We’re hiring her successor, so apply by the end of today, October 18! 💙 faunalytics.org/announcing-a…