This Partnership Will Expand Verified Animal Disease Testing Solutions, Integrated with SecureDX's SecureOS™ AI Digital ...

Both the UK and US Governments have pledged to end research using animals, but is such a goal realistic? And how might it change medical research? Talha Burki reports.

India has more cattle than China, the European Union, and the US combined. Livestock are central to our economy ...

What if cattle were selected not only for their productivity, but also for their resistance to disease? A study conducted by a team of scientists combining systemic immunology, genomics and machine ...

The Meat Institute released updated Animal Welfare Audit tools and Recommended Animal Handling Guidelines to further strengthen humane livestock care across the meat industry. These updates support ...

The use of technology in agriculture has revolutionised farming practices globally over the last decade in efforts to improve ...

Telehealth technologies, defined broadly as the use of remote tools such as recorded or live video to support animal health decision-making, are increasingly discussed as one way to expand biosecurity ...

A new book argues that "cultivated” and other alternative meats will increasingly challenge traditional ways of raising ...

A cow has stunned scientists by becoming the first documented bovine to use a multi-purpose tool, raising questions about the intelligence of the species. Veronika, a 13-year-old Swiss cow, has ...

With the Animal Crossing: New Horizons 3.0 update now out, players will want to make sure they have the best of the best for grinding materials to craft all the new items added to the existing roster.

In news that is sure to delight fans of a certain Gary Larson cartoon turned meme about the limitations of bovine cognition, cow tools are real. Larson’s 1982 comic for his series The Far Side showed ...

This post is in response to Unexpected Creative Tool Use By a Wild Wolf to Catch Crabs By Marc Bekoff Ph.D. Veronika using the brush to scratch her back. Source: A. J. Osuna-Mascaró/with permission.