Chimpanzees share 98 percent of our DNA. And sometimes they prove to be even more creative than we are.
“Thrones” actor Peter Dinklage joins Wendy Williams and other stars in a rousing video pointing to the end of NYC’s horse-drawn carriages.
A free new iPhone app allows users to “save seals” in Canada.
Thanks to these top 13 PETA Facebook posts, more than 34 million people saw an animal-friendly message this year.
Sometimes 140 characters is all it takes to motivate people to help animals.
Art imitates life when a top advertising agency creates an anti-fur art installation in which what you get is more than what you see.
As if we needed another reason to love ‘The Onion,’ here are 17 articles about animals that are so clever, we wish we’d thought of them first.
Halloween is over, but some truly scary things could still be lurking in your refrigerator.
Our tongue-in-cheek “Attack of the Pigeons!” video warns people to be nice to pigeonsor else.
What’s black-and-white, fuzzy, rambunctious, and extremely cute? PETA’s “pandas” at play! Watch now as they make their live-action debut.
The following graphic shows some of the things that we have in common with our animal friends—and some of the differences that humans can only envy.
The picture has been circulating around the Internet for a while, but it’s still creating buzz because it shows something we rarely see.
citypages / CC They’re smart, playful, and ridiculously adorable—but they don’t belong in ads. The hip swimwear and clothing company Bonobos has shown that it’s a champion for chimpanzees by pulling from its Web site a video that featured a chimpanzee cavorting in swim trunks. Once Bonobos gave it some thought (maybe after its staff … Read more »
We urged ice cream giant Ben & Jerry’s to drop cow’s milk and start churning out recipes that use the only milk intended for humans: breast milk.
