Articles for category: Animal Behavior, Human–Animal Dynamics

green chameleon on brown wooden post

20 Strange but Normal Things Reptiles Do in Captivity

It’s a quiet evening, and suddenly your bearded dragon is frantically scratching at the glass, a leopard gecko is licking its eyeballs, and your snake is soaking for hours on end. If you’re a reptile keeper, you’ve probably witnessed some behaviors that left you scratching your head or maybe even a little worried. But here’s ...

Why Being Kind To Animals Increases Positivity and Builds Character

Why Being Kind To Animals Increases Positivity and Builds Character

Sumi

  There’s something quietly powerful about the way an anxious mind settles when a cat curls up on your lap, or how your mood lifts when a dog’s tail starts wagging just because you walked into the room. These tiny, ordinary moments with animals can feel almost magical, but they’re not magic at all – ...

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The Use of Animals in Scientific Research: Necessary for Progress or Unethical?

Annette Uy

The use of animals in scientific research has been both a cornerstone for medical and scientific advancements and a topic of ethical debate. This practice, which dates back centuries, involves using animals as models to understand human diseases, develop new treatments, and ensure the safety of drugs. However, it raises questions about animal welfare, the ...