Make the connection. If you haven’t yet removed animal products from your life you are causing suffering in the world for the sake of your status and personal gratification. Many still live with and love animals in their families yet support cruelty and slaughter of other animals. This is called Speciesism – it’s just another […]
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In 2012, it took the growth and slaughter of 60 billion land animals to feed and clothe 7 billion humans. In 30 years, by 2050, the world’s human population is likely to hit 10 billion. By today’s standards it will take 100 billion land animals to feed and clothe the earth’s population. This is fucking
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“If you ask anyone, what is morality based on? These are the two factors that always come out: One is reciprocity, … a sense of fairness, and the other one is empathy and compassion.” Dr. Frans de Waal Dr. Frans de Waal is primatologist renowned for his studies on primate behavior and social intelligence. In
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In 1983, David and Shiela Siddle found themselves with a wounded young chimpanzee after he was rescued from poachers in the DRC. And this was the beginning of the world’s oldest, largest and most reputable chimpanzee sanctuary. Today there are 132 chimpanzees who call Chimfunshi home: seven chimp clans live in four massive enclosures between
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Ape Action Africa (AAA) is a UK and USA based charity who helps endangered gorillas and chimpanzees in Cameroon, Africa. Formed in 1996 as the Cameroon Wildlife Aid Fund (CWAF) they re-branded as AAA in 2009 to better streamline with their commitment. AAA rescues wild orphans from the illegal wildlife bushmeat and pet trades, and
Researchers from Fauna & Flora International have captured the first film evidence of Red Pandas in the wilds of north-eastern Myanmar. High up in the bamboo-conifer forests of the Imawbum Mountains the adorable pair of Red Panda amble up a rock slide. This footage will help FFI and the Myanmar Forest Department in the establishment
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Dr. Jane Goodall‘s recent visit with Last Week Tonight host John Oliver in which the good doctor discusses the merits of potential chimp names like “Jessica Chimpson” and “Poothrow Hitler” while schooling John in Chimpanzee communication and the proper way to eat bananas.
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Matt the Baboon was a friendly chap who lived in a wild troop near The Crags, Western Cape, South Africa. He was a good friend. When Matt found some fresh goodies in the garden or the fruit trees he inhaled them before anyone could steal his treats. Later you’d often hear him in the forest
Bean is a mischievous and playful rescued Chacma Baboon – he was raised by human parents after his baboon family was murdered by farmers. He’s quite used to interacting with people. This video was taken in the temporary housing at Tenikwa Wildlife Awareness Center, Western Cape, South Africa where Bean and his friends unfortunately had
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Al Pacino the Baboon is on watch, his new family is nearby so he’s hyper-vigilant to keep them safe.
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