“How the Other Half Lives” installation contrasts monkeys thriving in nature with those trapped in federally funded laboratories Seattle pedestrians were recently greeted by a surreal and haunting sight: a towering pair of binoculars standing tall in the heart of the city. But this wasn’t a quirky art piece—it was the first stop on PETA’s […]
When President Donald Trump took office, he made a bold promise to usher in an era of “American energy dominance.” Backed by sweeping deregulation, expanded drilling permits, and an aggressive stance toward fossil fuel exports, the administration positioned the oil and gas industry at the center of its economic revival plan. But several years later,
When most people picture a safari, they think of lions, elephants, and rhinos. But look a little closer — down among the grass blades, inside flower petals, and under sun-warmed stones — and you’ll find a whole different kind of safari happening: one bursting with color, movement, and tiny wonders. Welcome to Bugging Out in
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Ever wonder what it’s like to care for rescued lions and tigers at an animal sanctuary? At Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas, every day brings something new — especially in winter, when the big cats come alive with playful energy in the crisp, cool air. But behind the scenes of all the fun is
From the dark confines of Polish fur farms to the green serenity of Germany’s TIERART Wild Animal Sanctuary, foxes Ronja and Tomek are living proof of resilience, healing, and hope. Both foxes began life in unimaginable conditions. Ronja, a gentle soul, suffered greatly — losing one of her eyes and enduring painfully overgrown claws that
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In the glittering world of Hollywood, it’s easy to get swept up in the spectacle of television and film. But behind the scenes, not every performer is a willing participant — and some, like Katie and Allie, have no voice to speak out at all. These two capuchin monkeys, recently featured in HBO’s The Righteous
Get ready for an unforgettable evening in the wild! On April 12, 2025, we invite you to hop aboard the world’s largest safari vehicle—your screen—and experience the magic of Africa’s wildlife through SafariLIVE Sunset. This immersive live-streamed safari brings you face-to-face with nature’s most iconic animals at the golden hour when the savannah comes to
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A call for safety should never come at the cost of human dignity. Recently, thousands of New York prison staff staged a strike, calling for rollbacks to the HALT Solitary Confinement Act—a law designed to limit the use of prolonged isolation in prisons. They argue that these reforms have made their jobs more difficult and
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There’s nothing quite like the golden hours in the African bush—and this week’s SafariLIVE Sunset was pure wilderness magic. On April 11, viewers were treated to an unforgettable safari, all from the comfort of home. Naturalist Eric spent quality time with a gentle bull elephant, observing his peaceful movements and wise demeanor, before tracking down
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Is your morning milk doing more harm than good? For decades, cow’s milk has been marketed as a staple of health and tradition. But the truth behind the dairy industry tells a very different story—one that raises serious ethical, environmental, and health concerns. 🐄 Cows don’t just “give” milk—they are mothers.To produce milk, cows are
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A shift in leadership plans at the Interior Department. Kathleen Sgamma, the Trump administration’s nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), has officially withdrawn her candidacy following renewed scrutiny over past remarks. Her decision comes after the resurfacing of a 2021 memo in which she criticized former President Donald Trump’s actions surrounding the
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Hope is floating on the Danube. In a groundbreaking move to rescue one of the world’s most endangered groups of animals, Europe’s first floating sturgeon breeding center has officially opened in Vienna. The 66-meter-long vessel MS Negrelli, now anchored on Danube Island, is more than a ship — it’s a beacon of survival for a
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LVMH EXPOSED: BANKROLLING A DYING, CRUEL TRADE 🚨 Shocking new evidence reveals that luxury conglomerate LVMH—parent company of iconic brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Givenchy—funneled €300,000 in 2024 to the International Fur Federation (IFF), a global lobby group working overtime to keep the collapsing fur industry alive. Despite growing public outrage and undeniable animal
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After enduring years of hardship, Oscar the bear finally gets to experience what every animal deserves—freedom, safety, and simple joy. Thanks to the compassionate work of Animals Asia, Oscar now spends his days exploring, relaxing, and yes—splashing around in his favorite pool! Gone are the days of fear and confinement. In their place: fresh air,
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