We figured out a way to beat the prime time censors and expose what Colorado State University is doing to wild birds in its laboratory.
A tourist was caught on camera recklessly approaching a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park. But the bear photo op industry may deserve some blame for this type of foolishness.
The social media trail made it easy for authorities to track down three Montana men who shot a mountain lion a reported eight times before finally killing him.
In a rambling, grasping explanation, Tess Talley finally blurted out, “I’m not a conservationist—I’m a hunter.” For once, we’re in complete agreement.
Following the cruel and disgusting stunt, kind folks have been speaking out online, encouraging others to leave animals alone in their natural environments.
When elephants retaliate against their captors’ abuse, things turn deadly fast. NEVER interact with elephants.
Help us make history for animals by making animal dissection a thing of the past.
Experimenters in Johns Hopkins’ owl lab cut into owls’ skulls, implant electrodes in their brains, and kill them. Help PETA shut it down now.
These shocking photos show that, for generations, barren concrete pits have caused bears to suffer. Let’s finally end this cruelty!
It seems that things have only gone downhill for SeaWorld and Zhonghong Holdings—SeaWorld just canceled its agreements with the property developer. Here’s why.
Hundreds of retailers and institutions, including 100 airports nationwide, have banned these sticky killers. But we’re not done with glue traps yet.
It only took one tweet to remind the Twitterverse of Jimmy John Liautaud’s twisted obsession with murdering large animals for “sport.”
At least one trophy hunter, it seems, is owning up to the truth: Killing gives him a “great thrill,” and he “didn’t have any sentiment.”
At the Bandera Bacon Bash, a violent fundraising event in Texas, wild young pigs and piglets slated for slaughter were terrorized by being chased, kicked, and tackled for “fun.”
The gory end to this poacher’s life is a somber reminder that hunting and killing another living being will always end in tragedy.
