More Than Half Of Turtle And Tortoise Species Face Near Extinction
Like humans, beluga whales form social networks beyond family ties
Targeting the Conscious Mind to Reduce Demand for Meat
Updated Species Extinction List Signals 'Urgent Action Needed to Save Life on Earth'
Hummingbirds found able to understand numerical order
UK: Cancer warning over US pork imports that will flood Britain under a trade deal
Canada joins international group of 22 countries to protect oceans
Eating Meat Isn't Just Unethical – It's Suicidal
Stop bankrolling meat and dairy is the message to banks, investors, and pension funds
'It takes a toll': researchers struggle with lockdown cull of lab mice 
Humans Are an Endangered Species: Will They Act to Save Themselves? 
New Book Exposes WWF Backing Of Inhumane Trophy Hunting Industry
The beginners guide to dairy-free milk alternatives
Everything you Need to Know About Alkaline Water
Why Will Our Great-Grandchildren Scorn Us?
November 20, 2019 - Inside Science
Most songbirds learn to sing by copying songs they hear around them. But young brown-headed cowbirds face a problem: they aren't raised by their own kind. Female cowbirds lay their eggs in the nests of more than 100 different kinds of birds, foisting the work of chick-rearing onto unwitting foster-parents.
July 11, 2020
Botswana gets first test results on elephant deaths
HEALTH + FITNESS
Older people don't need meat for muscleLEGAL / REGULATORY
USA: Mississippi's New Animal Cruelty Law Celebrated by Activists for Holding Abusers AccountableSPECIESISM
Japan's problem with puppy farms
Why Will Our Great-Grandchildren Scorn Us?
A Warning from the Chickens of the World
USA: Animal rights advocates sue federal government over treatment of research primates
