Mexico moves to ban dolphin shows and concrete tanks in sweeping marine protection bill
Mexico is on the verge of a historic transformation in its approach to marine animal rights. With the unanimous approval of the Ley Mincho by the Senate, the country could soon usher in one of the world’s most progressive marine welfare legislations. The law, spearheaded by the NGO Animal Heroes,...
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PETA India exposes horrific abuse of animals at major testing lab
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The northern white rhinoceros: a species on the brink of extinction
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The purchase of Isla Guafo by Re:Wild: a move towards protecting a unique ecosystem
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