The wealthy CEO of Iceland’s last fin whale–hunting operation, Hvalur hf, is preparing to start hunting the endangered animals once again.
These celebrities and influencers are just some of the millions of people who now know of the carnage that Canada’s government is allowing.
The Canadian sealing community is trying desperately to discredit the animal advocates who are speaking out against it. But the facts don’t lie.
With practically no market left for seal fur and other seal-derived items, the Canadian seal slaughter’s days are numbered.
PETA supporters marched in solidarity with and in support of all the victims of gun violence at March for Our Lives events across the country.
To hunters like Walter Palmer, beloved wild animals are merely targets to kill, decapitate, and hang up on a wall as a trophy.
Talk about heroes. These women—many of them single mothers—are working to protect and save their community’s wildlife.
Authorities discovered the remains of a man’s body. Lying next to it were a hunting rifle and ammunition.
PETA is calling on the network to pull “Deadliest Hunts.”
Experts believe that 70 percent of all ivory eventually finds its way to China.
From the lions who saved a girl from kidnappers to the porpoises who rescued a beloved actor, these animals displayed their courage and compassion.
Tired of seeing photos of insecure, gun-wielding camo-wearers as they stand over dead animals? Let’s show them how real men and women hunt.
As our nation recoils from the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, disturbing but familiar details are emerging about the shooter, Stephen Paddock.
“I held her and I told her to go, just go, and she died.”
It’s hard not to root for an animal who is only trying to save his own life from a hunter who wants to take it for fun and entertainment.