- New Data: Millions of Mice, Fishes, Cows Dogs Suffered in . . .
In Canada and around the world, millions of animals every year endure lives of pure torture and misery in the name of science According to new data from The Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC), at least 3,521,143 animals were used in Canadian experiments in 2022
- Millions of birds have died. How to stop humans dying, too
Wild bird deaths are probably in their millions at least The danger is that, as the virus mutates, a bird pandemic becomes a human one Precisely how h 5 n 1 will adapt and spread is impossible
- Monitoring migratory bird populations - Canada. ca
Working in partnership with the North American Bird Conservation Initiative, Environment and Climate Change Canada released the State of Canada’s Birds report that draws on more than 40 years of monitoring and research to provide a picture of the health of Canada’s birds, the potential effects of human activity and a brief summary of some
- Facts + Statistics: Motorcycle crashes - III
(2) Due to a vehicle classification change, the 2020 and later year data are not comparable to 2019 and earlier years (3) Starting in 2022, motorcyclists exclude people on motorized bicycles Source: U S Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration; Federal Highway Administration
- Bird flu in the US: A full timeline - USA TODAY
2023 Bird flu spillover into mammals continues Several human cases reported internationally By February, more than 50 million chickens have been affected in the U S , in what has become one of
- Unprecedented: How bird flu became an animal pandemic - BBC
Wild-bird deaths are estimated in the millions, with around 600,000 in South America since 2023 alone – and both numbers potentially far higher due to the difficulties of monitoring Antonio Alcamí
- Cats Pose an Even Bigger Threat to Birds than Previously . . .
More birds die from cat encounters than from collisions with buildings, communication tower, or vehicles, or poisoning by pesticides Two-thirds of the killers’ avian victims are native species Cats also kill 6 9–20 7 billion mammals each year City cats tend to eat non-native rats and mice, which most view as a nuisance anyway
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