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Did you know this about cows, calves and Australian Dairy?

2016-01-13T04:21:32.981Z

Do you know about 'PERMEATE' ? The greenish, watery waste product from the production of cheese that Fairfax stated forms up to 16 per cent of the fresh milk on Australian shelves?

Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-n...

If the video and the inclusion of green watery by-product in your milk made you think then the next think to do is act - buy something other than milk - visit - http://dairycruelty.com.au for handy advice on making more informed purchasing decisions for yourself and those you love.

Is it Morally Permissible to Kill Animals for Food

2014-12-08T23:00:25.529Z

In this video, Tyler Doggett asks why it is morally permissible to kill other animals for food. He offers a few explanations that seem unsatisfactory. So, he asks you for help answering this question about animals ethics.

Ethical Objections to Animal Experimentation

2013-11-29T22:17:11.483Z

Dr. Andrew Knight speaks about the ethical objections to animal experimentation.

Produced by Save Animals from Exploitation in New Zealand, as part of their outstanding educational resource booklet, 'Animals in Science: Ethical Arguments and Alternatives to Animal Experiments'.

For more information on Dr. Andrew Knight, please see:
http://www.andrewknight.info

See also:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/157337230/S...

http://www.animalsandus.org.nz/.

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Carol J. Adams: Sexualisation of the Domesticated Chicken

2013-08-30T00:35:26.046Z

Carol Adams speaks about the sexualisation of other animals, and the dominance over those individuals who are going to be eaten.

This footage was filmed by artist and exhibit co-curator of the National Museum of Animals & Society's "Uncooped: Deconstructing the Domesticated Chicken", L.A. Watson. For further information, please visit her personal site: http://www.lawatsonart.com/

For more on the wonderful work of the National Museum of Animals & Society, please visit their site here: http://www.museumofanimals.org/

For more information on the work of Uncooped, please also visit their site:
www.uncooped.org

Carol J. Adams is the author of several books, including "The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical Theory (1990)," and "The Pornography of Meat" (2004). Carol focuses on the links between the oppression of women and the oppression of other-than-human animals.

The Brutal Killing of Bluefin Tuna Exposed | Animal Equality Undercover Investigation

2012-06-02T23:02:46.983Z

This video contains graphic and distressing content.

Visit: http://www.TheKillingOfTuna.org

Sign the petition to ban the killing of tuna: http://goo.gl/wURYY

Each year, in Carloforte, Sardinia, hundreds of blue fin tunas are caught in traps while they migrate to their breeding ground and later slaughtered. Animal Equality, has documented both the natural behaviour of tunas underwater, and the plight of the blue fin tunas who are brutally killed. Blue fin tunas are able to feel pain and suffering like any other animal. This slaughter in Carloforte is a cruel practice that must stop immediately.

INVESTIGATION FINDINGS:

• Unnaturally high densities of tuna at the catching stage presented a significant stressor to individual animals.

• Fish were dragged from the ocean with giant sharp metal pick hooks and brought on-board ships.

• Extensive tissue damage was caused by the piercing, blunt hooks, and this is likely to have inflicted acute pain on the fish, who were still alive and conscious.

• The suspension of the tunas' body weight caused the further tearing of tissues as a result of gravity working against the hook.

• The struggling, frantic movements of the tuna whilst suspended in the air indicated that the fish were in pain and stress.

• Fish were observed being repeatedly stabbed with knives in the thoracic (chest) region and major arteries, causing death via exsanguination.

• Animals were slaughtered in the presence of conspecifics which is likely to cause additional stress.

About us: http://www.AnimalEquality.net