Month: March 2024

[ad_1] PETA Asia’s investigation into the cashmere industry in Mongolia—where Ralph Lauren obtains the fiber used in its products—revealed egregious cruelty to goats. Workers pinned […]

[ad_1] 3 min read Talk about a class act! California legislators have just proposed a PETA-backed bill that could modernize science education and empower students […]

[ad_1] Cooking in nature strips back the complexities of modern life, presenting an opportunity to connect with the environment in a primal way. It’s about […]

[ad_1] Around 2 million people globally have aquariums for various reasons, such as fun, hobbies, and business ventures. The­y make tiny to massive environments mimicking […]

[ad_1] As the closure of the Miami Seaquarium draws near, questions surrounding the future of its inhabitants remain unanswered. CBS News Miami recently reached out […]

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[ad_1] The year 2020 is one that most people would like to erase from their memories. Not only was the planet under the grip of […]

[ad_1] BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) – A Montana rancher illegally used tissue and testicles from wild sheep killed by hunters in central Asia and the U.S. […]

[ad_1] New research is ringing alarm bells about how climate change may impact one of Africa’s most iconic and vulnerable animals: the rhinoceros. “Climate change […]

[ad_1] 2 min read Dr. Frans de Waal, the primatologist who proved through his research that the cognitive abilities of other species not only rival […]