Animal Review (AR) is an interdisciplinary, international, and peer-reviewed academic journal that serves as a scholarly platform for the dissemination of high-quality research in all domains related to the biology, science, welfare, and cultural relevance of animals. The journal invites submissions that investigate animals from multiple perspectives—scientific, ecological, socio-cultural, ethical, and economic—providing a broad scope for researchers from various disciplines.

The primary objective of Animal Review is to advance knowledge, inform practices, and encourage critical dialogue around the roles, relationships, and responsibilities of humans and animals in shared environments. We welcome original research articles, short communications, and notes that explore animal-related topics across theoretical, empirical, and applied dimensions.

Core Areas of Interest

We encourage submissions in the following areas:

Animal Biology and Ecology

• Biodiversity, evolution, taxonomy, and phylogenetic studies
• Abundance and distribution of animal species and their ecological roles
• Predator-prey dynamics and interspecies interactions
• Animal physiology and physical adaptations to environmental contexts

Animal Cognition, Behavior, and Welfare

• Behavioral studies and ethology
• Animal psychology and cognitive functions
• Human-animal interactions and the impact of human activity on animals
• Welfare science, housing conditions, and ethical animal management

Nutrition, Health, and Veterinary Sciences

• Animal nutrition, feeds, and digestion
• Food safety, animal-derived products, and processing technologies
• Animal diseases, public health, and epidemiology
• Reproductive physiology, breeding strategies, and embryo manipulation

Genetics and Biotechnology

• Animal genomics and gene expression studies
• Breeding programs and genetic diversity
• Biotechnological interventions and cloning techniques

Socio-Cultural and Ethical Studies

• Ethnozoology and indigenous perspectives on animals
• Cultural beliefs and traditions surrounding animal use
• Animal ethics, rights, and their moral consideration in society
• The role of animals in agriculture, religion, and symbolic systems

Conservation and Sustainability

• Wildlife management and habitat conservation
• Restoration and rehabilitation of captive or endangered species
• Ecosystem sustainability and the interdependence of species
• Policy and governance related to animal use and protection

By promoting a cross-disciplinary approach, Animal Review aims to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and practical applications, fostering a more humane and ecologically sustainable relationship between humans and animals.