by Sandra Kyle | May 26, 2021 | factory farming, pandemics, wildlife
We concern ourselves with managing the Coronavirus without addressing its root causes. “Solutions to this problem require policy changes and personal sacrifices, akin to dealing with the looming climate emergency”. Read the Psychology Today article here:...
by Sandra Kyle | Apr 11, 2021 | ocean, Veganism, wildlife
The important documentary by filmmaker Ali Tabrizi is swearing people off eating fish. One of the most important reasons for this is that fish are sentient. ‘Each fish is an individual with a unique personality and the desire to live. Fish experience pain in a...
by Sandra Kyle | Mar 19, 2021 | wildlife
Gentle Pangolins are beaten then, blood pouring from their wounds, boiled alive for traditional Asian medicine. Over a million pangolins have been illegally poached from the wild just in the last 10 years to feed the demand for their scales and meat. They are the...
by Sandra Kyle | Feb 28, 2021 | ocean, wildlife
We slaughter fish in their trillions every year, and force them to lead lives of prolonged suffering in aquaculture operations. The majority of scientists now agree that fish are sentient, but what about their intelligence? Because they live in an environment that...
by Sandra Kyle | Feb 25, 2021 | Environment, Nature, wildlife
SNAKES are amazing creatures. They hear with their mouths, smell with their tongue, dislocate their jaws to swallow prey many times larger than themselves, and their species both lays eggs and gives birth live. They form bonds with other snakes, and at least one...
by Sandra Kyle | Feb 9, 2021 | animals in captivity, Animals in Entertainment, Animals in Research, factory farming, fur farming, wildlife
In a powerful new book co-edited by Jo-Anne McArthur, “Hidden: Animals in the Anthropocene”, 30 award-winning photojournalists shine a light through their photography on the ‘invisible’ animals in our lives – the ones we eat, wear, use...
