PETA plans porn website to promote message
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals plans to create a pornographic website to promote its animal rights and vegan diet message.Full story
'Tase-and-release' of wildlife banned in Alaska
You never know what fool will pick up a stun gun and decide to "Tase-and-release" a wild animal with it. That's why Alaska decided to act before the scenario unfolded. Full story
Web tycoon shoots elephant in video
Bob Parsons, CEO of GoDaddy, posted a video of himself on the internet showing him on an African safari, during which he killed an elephant. Now PETA is calling supporters to boycott his Websites. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
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