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1. The science of music therapy is slowly advancing into the Veterinary profession. Studies in birds and non-human species indicate that music is perceived in a similar manner.
A. Birds like human preferred classical/soft jazz as compared to modern music over silence.
B. On the contrary primates prefer silence to even slow tempo stimuli.
C. What dogs and […]
Photo source: Martin Heigan
* Don’t wear fur or fur trim.
* Eat less (or zero) meat, fish, eggs, and dairy products.
* Buy cruelty-free products (not tested on animals).
* Don’t patronize the animal entertainment industry (circuses, marine parks, greyhound tracks, horse racing, rodeos).
* Don’t keep exotic pets.
But most of all, pay attention! Humans the world over […]
The coal energy source in its purest form is simply fossilized carbon, which are formed in excess of 100 million years ago from once living plants. generally these plants die, or otherwise, and are buried underground. Such usually happens in cataclysms and as a result the plant trunks do not rot naturally, instead the trunks […]
I’ve been extremely busy lately with different matters and spent little time around. This will go on for some more time, but I don’t want to leave my readers and the blog out of date, so I can at least share some photographs I have on diverse animal topics.
Today several sea birds.
Sorry again for the […]
The Animal Rights 2008 National Conference is taking place August 14-18 in Alexandria, VA (a suburb of Washington, DC).
Highlights include 100 speakers from more than 60 organizations, 80+ free exhibits, 60+ videos, networking receptions, vegan food, cruelty-free shopping, celebrity & activist awards, and much more.
Key Speakers:
Jonathan Balcombe, Matt Ball, Harold Brown, Karen Davis, Karen Dawn, […]
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