Nearly naked PETA activists fill the sky with blood in protest of bullfighting

Nearly naked PETA activists fill the sky with blood in protest of bullfighting

Nearly 100 PETA and Anima Naturalis supporters gathered in the centre of Pamplona on July 5 ahead of the Running of the Bulls at the San Fermín festival which takes place from July 6-14. To highlight the cruelty of the event the chanting protesters simultaneously broke banderillas containing red powdered paint above their heads, covering themselves and filling the air around them with blood. PETA says that prior to the Running of the Bulls event, the bulls are purposely angered and tormented with electric prods and sharp sticks before they endure a slow and painful death in the events. Animals should be respected and protected, not chased by a crowd into an arena to be tormented, speared, and stabbed, says PETA Director Elisa Allen. Bullfighting has no place in a civilised society. PETA is calling on kind people around the world to reject this bloody spectacle, and wee urging Pamplona to join the more than 100 Spanish cities and towns that have banned it. Jul 5, 2017
Hanover Zoo accused of abusing baby elephants

Hanover Zoo accused of abusing baby elephants

Zookeepers in Hanover have been accused of beating the animals with so-called ‘elephant hooks’ – a 70-centimetre rod with a metal hook and tip at the end. They have been filmed using the instruments to teach the elephants tricks. Apr 5, 2017