· with current levels of environmental pollution, urbanization and poaching; And to what species groups will they belong? What are the patterns of behaviour and cultural norms about human interaction with animals in the future , and how might these change? · so, how many animals will be farmed in the future ? · for its 100th anniversary, woah engaged over 70 participants from around the globe to take part in a collective foresight project. From lab-grown meat to ai-driven conservation, this article explores key trends affecting domestic animals , wildlife, and global industries. These five different worlds show what the future could look like for animals in 2050. We produced rough-and-ready forecasts of the number of animals farmed in 2033 with the aim of helping advocates and funders with prioritization decisions. Thousands of species will go extinct and with it a cascading effect that adversely affects thousands of other species that are connected to or rely on it. Together, they explored changes, envisioned possible futures , and learned how to act in anticipation of what lies ahead. They’re shaped by the choices we make on an individual, national and global scale, and are based on scientific evidence and emerging trends across the animal welfare sector. · human connectedness to animals can be viewed from several perspectives, including through psychology, cultural beliefs, and social norms. · discover how technology, climate change, and shifting consumer values are shaping the future of animals. · with increasing global population pressures, climate change concerns, technological advancements, and shifting consumer preferences, the future of the animal industry is poised for significant transformation.

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