animal activists are people are fight for animals
There is no standard collective noun for a group of protesters. Collective nouns are an informal part of language. Any noun that suits the context of a situation can function as a collective noun.Some examples of collective nouns are:a group of protestersa gathering of protestersa crowd of protestersa mob of protesters (if they're angry)
A group of activists sabotaged the Glen Canyon dam.
a poem in which you compare yourself to an animal. You usually share common characteristics with that animal or feelings.
The animal that represents Honesty is the Lynx or Bobcat. They are also known as the keeper of secrets as a totem animal.
a knockin animal is a animal that has a knock init
animal rights activists
United Activists for Animal Rights was created in 1987.
Depending on the degree of their belief, animal rights activists or animal welfare activists.
Animals rights activists are opposed to trapping animals because of the harm that it does to the animal. The animal can be injured or killed, and even without the threat of injury it stresses the animal and traumatic.
He abuses them and is a donkey.
no. simple as that
Some celebrity activists are Bob Barker, Betty White, Paul McCartney, Angelina Jolie.
They're genetically mutating goats to produce supersilk, which is (5x?) stronger than steel. The genetic mutation is what Animal Rights' activists are concerned with.
u can thats the wrong thing to do
Silk is obtained by painfully boiling silkworms alive.
Not at all. Actually animal rights activists fighting for animal rights show obvious signs of altruism, although they might be misunderstood or misquoted such as what happened around the nomination of famous animal rights activist Cass Sustein in the Obama administration. Animal rights activists include all sentient beings in their moral concern.It is usually argued that those who don't understand rights cannot have rights. This is of course a major fallacy which would deny human infants rights just because they have no concept of rights.
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