The Sun and the Moon are our constant companions. Our affection for these celestial bodies is demonstrated in the names that we have chosen for bears living naturally on the Asian continent.
It’s World Bear Day! Let’s find out more about this incredible but vulnerable species and how we can help to protect them.
In the Chinese Year of the Rabbit, Animal Welfare Director Dave Neale considers how we could radically change the lives of rabbits if humans stopped putting them into different categories.
On International Animal Rights Day, Dave Neale asks, is it possible for society to grant animals similar basic rights to those that are applicable to humans?
National Grief Awareness Week raises awareness of one of the most personal and complicated emotions known to humans. But did you know that many animals also experience grief? In this fascinating article, Dave Neale discovers we are more like our animal cousins than we might have thought…
On World Wildlife Conservation Day, Animal Welfare Director Dave Neale discusses what this week’s CITES pledge to protect sharks means for this historic yet vulnerable species.
On World Vegan Day, Animals Asia’s Animal Welfare Director Dave Neale talks about how a move towards a plant-based food system could not only prevent the inhumane treatment of billions of animals, it could help prevent another global pandemic.
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We all know the horror movie trope where bats are an omen of evil – but in reality, it is their potential absence which should fill us with fear.