These monkeys went to Charles River Laboratories, a notorious biomedical company that was convicted in the US for letting 32 monkeys bake alive. But Canada doesn't regulate or monitor animal research, so we have no idea what these monkeys will endure. https://t.co/ja1giJaDt7
This “ban” on gestation crates was never enforceable, but merely a non-binding commitment. Pig farmers broke their promise because they know there are no legal consequences for this action. We need gov to step in & impose laws on this unregulated industry. https://t.co/3twaut9cAk
Gestation crates for pregnant pigs are widely considered inhumane. Canada's pork industry is now requesting a five-year extension on its deadline to phase them out. via @forbes https://t.co/lTFAeF9M4X
Custom-made 3D printed eyes developed for dogs. But, is surgically removing eyes from young healthy dogs and euthanizing them 6 months later worth it?
PLOS ONE, November 2020
Link to paper: https://t.co/QIz8OEPCjS
Totally psyched to have my research featured in @NatGeo! Thank you @erica_ten for making this happen. And thank you of course to my former advisor David Logue from @BirdSongLab1. You are the best!
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Say what?? Captive Puerto Rican parrots have developed a new dialect in captivity, the first evidence of such a phenomenon. @erica_ten explores implications for the rare species' survival on @NatGeo 🦜https://t.co/wNP4tHeSR0
You call this a farm? No future civilization (your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren)will look back with respect for one that houses living beings for their entire tortured lives in this death chamber. https://t.co/i2P49ci0jp
"The end of factory farming is an invitation to develop compelling new possibilities rooted in interspecies respect... to create new income sources and #humanejobs for diverse people." My column in the Conversation. https://t.co/LG7aCAXTPl #humanejobs#sustainability#OneHealth
Did you know? Many popular coconut products are made with coconuts harvested using the cruel labour of monkeys. Monkeys are brutally ripped from the wild as babies, live on chains, and are forced to pick up to 1,000 coconuts a day 💔
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Koala females don't avoid mating with their kin, which is becoming a problem as forest fragmentation prevents males from scoping out new territories away from their relatives. My latest for @forbes https://t.co/qKlJpZ0VXb
“One individual kelp gull realized that it did not need to wait for a whale to die in order to eat its skin… then other gulls imitated the behavior and it spread to the whole population,” says Mariano Sironi. https://t.co/UYEOjug25Z