Latest articles by Marc Bekoff
Humanity in the Age of Frankenstein's Cat (Op-Ed)
In the pursuit of bioengineering breakthroughs, is animal research ethical?
Kiss the Pig Contests, Cheap Laughs and Bullying (Op-Ed)
What could be wrong about a pig-kissing contest?
Should Animals Be Used in Laboratory Testing? (Op-Ed)
Should society conduct tests on animals?
The Dog's Telltale Tail (Op-Ed)
After millennia of domestication, dogs "talk" with people with tail wagging, but what do those wags mean to other dogs?
'RoboRoach' is Bad News in So Many Ways (Op-Ed)
Is a RoboRoach cyborg kit an educational platform or cruelty to animals?
For Modern Society, Are Animals 'The Ghosts in Our Machine'? (Op-Ed)
The new, feature-length documentary "The Ghosts in Our Machine" explores the extent to how animals are used, and abused, as a part of daily life in contemporary society.
Scans Reveal Striking Similarity Between Human and Canine Minds (Op-Ed)
Do dogs think like people? Scans suggest, in some ways, they do.
From Animals, We Can Learn Generosity and Forgiveness (Op-Ed)
Jasper, an asiatic black bear rescued from a bear-bile farm, has much to teach about looking beyond life's obstacles.
"The Smile of a Dolphin," Banned in Texas (Op-Ed)
Why was "The Smile of a Dolphin" banned?
Do Animals Know Who they Are? (Op-Ed)
Animal self-awareness is not as rare as some might think.
Are Pigs as Smart as Dogs, and Does It Really Matter? (Op-Ed)
Pets and farm animals both deserve respect.
