Naked PETA Guys Take a Power Shower

Published September 16, 2011 by PETA Staff. Last Updated October 14, 2013.

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Best thing about PETA: ending cruelty to animals.

Second-best thing about PETA: naked guys.

Great things happen when studs meet suds. With Gay Pride starting in Las Vegas, it was the perfect opportunity to debut our first all-male shower demonstration. When our vegan guys stripped down to show passersby that meat production demolishes natural resources, even in Vegas people stopped to pay attention.

The hundreds of people taking pictures with the boys learned that the amount of water needed to produce 1 pound of meat is equivalent to six months of showers. So, not surprisingly, our “Meat’s Not Green” leaflets and vegetarian/vegan starter kits flew out of the demonstrators’ (slightly soapy) hands.

We can’t send you the guys (sorry), but we can send you a free vegetarian/vegan starter kit.

Written by Michelle Sherrow

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