Google goes gaga for vegan food, learn how to show bunnies some love this Valentine's Day, and help us ask Florida not to change its slogan to "The Hoarder State." Here's everything in PETA's world that you might have missed this week. 

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• Google Goes Vegan!

• Humpback Whales' Songs Differ From One Side of Indian Ocean to the Other

• Chimpanzees Can Get Inside Others' Heads Just Like Humans

• Leather: A Global Killer (infographic)

• Zoo Wants Company to Stop Using Chimpanzees in TV Ads 
  

• Terrell Suggs Is the Defensive Player of the Year (If Suggs would like some hugs, I volunteer.)

• Greece Bans Animal Circuses

New Features

• Cupid Says, Be a Bunny's Honey 

• Stella McCartney Sheds Light on Leather's Dark Truth

New Action Alerts

• Deceptive 'Animal Rescue Act' Will Endanger Animals in Florida: Tell legislators that to become "no kill," the state has to first be "no birth."

• Urge Officials to Cancel Plans to Trap and Hunt Gray Wolves: Minnesota plans to allow hunters and trappers to shoot wolves or trap them in barbaric steel-jaw traps.

• Tell ShopRite to Drop Foie Gras: There's nothing "rite" about force-feeding ducks and geese.

• Stop Greyhound Racing in Wichita: Kansas officials are considering reopening the defunct Wichita racetrack—don't let them.

• Speak Up Against Indiana Bill That Hides Truth About Factory Farms: Indiana is trying for an "ag-gag" bill that would ban undercover photographing and videotaping of factory farms. Help defeat this one like you've helped defeat the others.

• Dogs and Cats in Texas Breeding Mills Need Your Help: Texas has passed a law that regulates puppy mills, but it is in danger of being watered down and several rules must be strengthened.

Plato said, "The gods created certain kinds of beings to replenish our bodies ... they are the trees and the plants and the seeds." Now, PETA Germany has the perfect ad for Athens' Acropolis—an ad that, if erected, would honor the city's compassionate legacy while helping Greece end its financial woes:

Greek philosophers Plato, Pythagoras, and Plutarch all opposed the cruelty associated with meat consumption. This is one proven Pythagorean theorem that we can all follow: Going vegan = health² + happy animals² + green planet².

Written by Logan Scherer