A Crab, a Sperm Whale, and a Manta Ray Float Into a Bar …
Posted on May 5, 2016 | Written byLife in the ocean is resilient, intelligent, and intriguing, but at the rate that the fishing industry is going, future generations won’t know it.
Life in the ocean is resilient, intelligent, and intriguing, but at the rate that the fishing industry is going, future generations won’t know it.
Overlooking drug abuse in horse racing isn’t just shortsighted—it’s deadly.
Watch what happened when PETA Australia supporters dressed as pigs descended on a surgeons’ conference to protest cruel trauma training on live animals.
Danny the rescued dachshund mix is a master magician.
Scientific journals have published recommendations from a PETA International Science Consortium workshop for predicting lung toxicity with non-animal methods.
There aren’t enough good homes for all the cats and dogs who deserve them. Spaying and neutering can help end the overpopulation crisis.
File this one in the “What were they thinking?” category.
Chinchilla farmers want to sidestep Croatia’s ban on fur farms, so Sharon Osbourne is going to bat for the chinchillas.
The meat industry’s greed knows no bounds.
Experimenters at Harvard have been caught performing cruel surgeries on mice and rats and injecting animals with painful materials.
The Dos Equis ‘estate auction’ will no longer include photo ops with captive alligator, owl, and hawk.
The Rev. Daniel Berrigan was dedicated to promoting peace, so it should come as no surprise that he was also a vocal opponent of violence against animals.
Ringling Bros. is no longer forcing animals to perform. Now let’s get lions, tigers, and other animals out of the circus, too.
We’re calling on Justin and his family never to use animals as selfie props or party entertainment again.
After pressure, the Taiwanese government has promised to end the use of rabbits in classical swine fever vaccine production by as soon as the end of this year.