Many baby animals don’t need “rescuing.” Knowing when to take action—and when not to—can save lives.
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Want to Save the Bees? First You’ll Need to Relearn Everything You ‘Knew’ About Them
When most people hear “save the bees,” they think of fuzzy honeybees buzzing about the garden. But honeybees, who aren’t native to North America, comprise only a tiny fraction of the bees who live among us.
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No, Cracking the Windows Does Not Make Parked Cars Safe for Dogs
On a 70-degree day, the temperature inside a parked car can soar to 99 degrees in 20 minutes. On a 90-degree day, it can hit 109 degrees in 10 minutes. That’s enough time for animals to sustain brain damage or die of heatstroke. Research shows that parking in the shade with the windows cracked makes almost no difference.
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5 Ways PETA Is Helping Animals in Laboratories This Week
We’ve uncovered hundreds of worker safety incidents —and dozens of apparent violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act—at the Washington National Primate Research Center in Seattle and its breeding facility in Arizona.
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