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Volume 15 : Issue 6 - November 2025
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Volume 15 : Issue 4, July 2025
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Volume 15 : Issue 3, May 2025
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Volume 15 : Issue 1, January 2025
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Volume 16 : Issue 1, January 2026
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Volume 16 : Issue 4, July 2026
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Volume 16 : Issue 3, May 2026
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Volume 16 : Issue 2, March 2026
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Both studying and protecting octopuses “on their own terms”
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Cephalopod consciousness on “their own terms”: Who are “they”?
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The term consciousness and impressive evidence for cephalopod awareness
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The consciousness inherent in chasing your tail
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Précis of The Edge of Sentience: Risk and Precaution in Humans, Other Animals, and AI
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Cephalopod consciousness: Asking the right questions
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Consciousness below SCUBA depths
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Consciousness of octopuses—on their own terms
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More equal than others: Taxonomic bias in animal management
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Donald Griffin, cognitive ethology, and animal life histories
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How AZA zoos and aquariums are helping to fill the gap
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Donald Griffin, Scientific Revolutions, and Reclaiming Humanity’s Place in the Living World
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Other perspectives on animals, their sentience and cognition
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Don Griffin and the early days of cognitive ethology
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Not just bony fish: all nonmammalian and nonavian animals are neglected in both welfare and general research
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Griffin's slow burn revolution in philosophy and comparative cognition
