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Tiny Yet Terrific – Tarsiers Need Our Help!

Tarsiers are, without a doubt, some of the cutest creatures that Mother Nature was kind enough to send our way. Arguably the world’s smallest primate, a tarsier is no …

Aussie Travel Magazines: Bullfighting? Unacceptabull!

Everybody knows that bullfighting is one of the most vicious and sadistic “sports” that twisted minds have dreamed up since the fall of the Roman Empire. The bulls are …

Top 10 Tuesdays: Reasons Not to Eat Nuggets

Chickens are social birds who live together in flocks, often sharing food and nests. They are curious, interesting, and as smart as cats, dogs, and even some primates. Yet, millions …

Stars Slam Manila Zoo!

The decrepit Manila Zoo was recently a trending topic on Twitter, and with good reason: the conditions for animals at the aged facility are rumored to be some of …

Foodie Fridays: Bruschetta

This Italian favorite makes a great appetizer or a simple and light lunch. Bruschetta   2 ripe tomatoes, finely chopped 2 green onions, minced 10 Kalamata or green olives, …

Are Your Dogs Eating Rock Sundaes?

This article originally appeared on PETA Prime. When I first started my animal-friendly landscaping company 13 years ago, I asked my veterinarian/animal behaviorist, Kris Ahlgrim, D.V.M., of Golden, Colorado, …

Victory! Indian Lab Retires Monkeys

Following tons of e-mails from compassionate citizens and a nearly three-year campaign by PETA India to pressure the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to retire aging monkeys …

Tour Companies Say ‘No’ to Turtle Island Cruelty

After PETA received complaints from local and foreign tourists disgusted by the cruel living conditions of the animals who are held captive on Turtle Island, we took immediate action. …

What Would the Devil Protest?

Live export, of course! Outside the Northern Territory’s Parliament House in Darwin, the “devil” himself made an appearance aboveground, this time on behalf of PETA Australia. While we applauded …

Victory! 80 Monkeys Saved From Laboratory

After thousands of emails, hundreds of phone calls and a “monkey” paying a visit to China Southern Airlines’ L.A. office, the airline—which is the largest in China—has made the …