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Should the future of educating the public about exotic animals be in sanctuaries and virtual zoos, not places where animals are kept in cages? No comment yet.
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Finally, on Sept. 11, attorneys for Slater and PETA announced a settlement, reported the Associated Press. Under the deal, Slater agreed to donate 25 percent of future revenue form the images to charities that protect crested macaques in Indonesia. Attorneys have also asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit to drop the lawsuit and vacate the lower decision that found the monkey could not own the image’s copyright.
Al Cannistra's insight:
well, a step in the right direction - a small step... i was hoping the monkey would win it all :-) . . |
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A lawsuit from the Nonhuman Rights Project seeks legal personhood for 3 captive elephants in Connecticut and other animals like them.
Al Cannistra's insight:
IMO - YES (even if certain temporary inmates of the big white house think otherwise) . . |
IMO - time for radical change - your thoughts?
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