Herbiⓥore

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All things #AnimalRights since 2016. We exist to end exploitation & achieve total liberation, a world where "treating someone like an animal" is a GOOD THING. Check out: www.herbivore.club Support at:

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Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 11

Imagine having people staring at you all day long. Animals do not belong in captivity. Animals do not belong in zoos. Animals do not belong in cages.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 11

How can people still be experimenting on BABIES? 🤬

A distressing image of a baby monkey being restrained by gloved hands while a large plastic anesthesia mask is placed over their face. The monkey appears wide-eyed and vulnerable, suggesting fear or confusion. The setting resembles a sterile laboratory environment, indicating the animal is being prepared for experimentation. The image highlights the harsh realities of animal testing on primates.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 11

There's no excuse for this 🤬

Two side-by-side images show a young monkey restrained upright in a laboratory primate chair. The monkey appears distressed, clutching at the bars with their neck locked in place by a collar. Their lower body shows signs of hair loss or injury. The surrounding setting is sterile, with white walls and medical equipment, indicating a lab environment. The date on both images reads 11/02/2021. The images highlight the suffering and confinement experienced by animals used in experiments.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 11

It's not science, it's torture. #EndAnimalTesting

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 11

Zoos are prisons for those who committed no crime. 🎨 Banksy

The image shows street art painted on a metal shutter. The artwork depicts a gorilla pulling a sheet, as if revealing something hidden underneath. Birds are flying in the background, creating a dynamic and somewhat surreal atmosphere. The gorilla is painted in black and white, giving the artwork a striking contrast against the plain surface of the shutter. The surrounding area includes decorative lights hanging above, adding a touch of character to the scene.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 11

Total sense. 🎨 VeganSideKick

A four-panel black-and-white comic from Vegan Sidekick shows a character explaining a flawed justification for using animals.
1. Panel one: "What vegans don't realise is that God put animals here for us to kill and eat."
2. Panel two: "That's why he made them sentient and able to experience fear and pain too."
3. Panel three: "And to make things super obvious to us, he made it so that we have compassion and understanding of what animals experience, so that most of us have an aversion to blood and hate animal suffering and don't actually want to kill animals ourselves."
4. Panel four: The character, blank-faced, says: "So you can see that it all makes total sense."
The comic uses sarcasm to highlight the contradictions in justifying animal exploitation through religious or natural arguments.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 10

Animals are not objects, don't refer to them as 'it'.

A goldfish in a bowl looks unamused. The text above the image reads: "When someone calls an animal 'it'." The goldfish's expression is paired with the caption: "You proud of that? You proud of that sentence you just said?"

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 10

12 humans killed by sharks each year. 12 sharks killed by humans every 4 seconds. It's time to stop plundering the oceans and slaughtering its inhabitants 🦈

Illustration of a person submerged underwater with their mouth wide open in fear as a shark swims near the surface above them. Large red text at the top reads “human.” The image reverses the usual perspective of a shark attack scene, placing the human in the role of the vulnerable prey.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 10

What a just world looks like.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 10

People think fish don't feel as they fight for their lives on the end of a hook. 🎨 LittleVeganArtist

A cartoon image of a green fish swimming toward a fishing hook with bait. The background is blue fading into purple. Bold white text at the top reads, “DID YOU KNOW?” and at the bottom, “IT’S CRUEL TO KILL FISH?” The image, created by LittleVeganArtist, raises awareness about the ethical issues of fishing.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 10

You can see the pain so clearly on his face 💔

A monkey is restrained in a metal and plastic device inside a laboratory. The animal’s limbs and head are tightly bound with straps and clamps, and their mouth is open wide in what appears to be a scream or cry. The scene is distressing, with worn flooring and equipment suggesting prolonged and harsh use. The image powerfully illustrates the terror and suffering endured by animals in experimental research.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 9

Lobsters don't go into shock like we do. When boiled, they feel it ALL 🦞

A black square graphic with bold white text reading “SOMEONE” beside a green tick and “SEAFOOD” beside a red cross. Below the text is an image of a lobster. At the bottom, small white text reads “www.herbivore.club”⁠

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 8

Animals are NOT ours to experiment on.

A split picture of a mother and child ape on the left, and an ape being tested on on the right.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 8

The final destination for camels used for tourist rides in Egypt? 🇪🇬 The slaughterhouse 🔪 #YouRideTheyDie 🐪

Inside a slaughterhouse, a camel lies on the floor in a pool of blood while several people stand nearby. More camel bodies can be seen in the dim background.

Picture taken by PETA Asia.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 8

How old the animals are when we kill them... 🎨 School of vegan

The image is an infographic titled "How old the animals are when we kill them vs. Their natural lifetime." It shows a comparison between the age at which various farm animals are typically slaughtered and their potential lifespan if allowed to live naturally. Each pair of ages is represented by two colored bars (red for slaughter age, green for natural lifespan), with icons of animals next to them. The animals and ages listed are:

- Pigs: 6 months vs. 12 years
- Male dairy calves: 1-24 weeks vs. 20 years
- Cows used for meat: 18 months vs. 20 years
- Male egg chicks: 1 day vs. 12 years
- Lambs: 6-8 months vs. 12 years
- Chickens used for eggs: 1-2 years vs. 15 years
- Turkeys: 5 months vs. 20 years
- Cows used for milk: 4 years vs. 20 years
- Chickens used for meat: 6 weeks vs. 8 years

At the bottom is the URL "www.SkoolofVegan.com"

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 7

The animal tourism sector often takes animals from their natural environments and exposes them to severe mistreatment for entertainment purposes. Reject these types of tourist activities. 🎥 livekindly

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 6

Every bull chased in Pamplona’s streets meets a brutal end in the bullring. It’s time we outrun these cruel traditions and advance as a compassionate society 🐂 🎨 jessicajaneillustration

Illustration of three bulls' heads with sad expressions, each surrounded by glowing halo rings. Above them, text reads 'Running of the Bulls.' Below, a banner says 'you run, they die' with #BanBullfighting hashtag. The background is a blue sky with clouds and stars, suggesting innocence and loss.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 5

"But cows need to be milked" 🎨 VeganSideKick

The image is a two-panel cartoon with stick figures and a cow. The top panel shows a person asking another person who is milking a cow, "Why are you exploiting that animal?" The milker replies, "Exploiting? LOL! You vegans are so stupid! She has to be milked, otherwise her udders will get sore!"

The bottom panel shows the first person stating, "That’s because you killed her son who would normally be drinking that milk." The milker responds with, "I know LOL." The image includes a watermark "facebook.com/vegansidekick".

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 5

Teach your kids not to hurt animals. Teach them compassion & kindness ❤️ 🎨 @lauraklinke_art (IG)

The image features an illustration of a pigeon, a kitten, and a bird, each with a small heart on their faces. The top text reads, "Teach your kids not to hurt animals," with a small sad face drawing next to it. At the bottom, it says, "Teach them compassion & kindness." Pink decorative elements surround the animals, adding a gentle touch to the overall design.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 5

It's that simple. 🎨 VeganSideKick

A four-panel black-and-white comic by Vegan Sidekick. A person holding a plate of pasta asks, "Which is more extreme, eating this pasta or killing this animal?" while a pig stands beside them. Another person scoffs, calling it "black and white" thinking and claiming it's not that simple. The first person replies it is simple. The other person then brings up animals killed by harvesters, pesticides, and deforestation. The first person explains that more crops are needed to feed farmed animals, so the harm is magnified. The other person mentions "grass-fed" animals; the first person counters that even they eat harvested feed and questions if the other person eats only grazing animals. The other person finally deflects, saying they are too busy to make sense.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 5

Pigeons, commonly spotted in urban areas, are actually domesticated rock doves (Columba livia), bred from free-living individuals that preferred cliffs and mountains. Humans used them for messaging, racing, and as pets, then abandoned them.

The image is a four-panel comic featuring a pigeon and a human sitting on a bench. In the first panel, the pigeon appears to be speaking to the human, saying, "Excuse me, do you know how to get to the..." In the second panel, the human responds by throwing bread crumbs at the pigeon. In the third and fourth panels, the pigeon, rather than eating the crumbs, looks up at the human with a look of disdain, emphasizing the humorous mismatch between the pigeon's initial approach and the human's response. The comic plays on the idea of animals having human-like reactions and conversations.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 4

Please make sure you keep water topped up for free living animals 🦔

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 4

If this is your idea of family fun you should probably be sterilised.

A family of hunters poses for a photograph around the giraffe they just killed.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 4

This poor hedgehog met their end due to someone's carelessness. NEVER LITTER 🦔

A hedgehog with their head caught in a discarded coffee cup.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 4

Extreme is breeding babies into a prison where death litters the floor.

A piglet in a farm looks over their dying sibling.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 4

Think of the most bored you’ve ever been. Now imagine that, nonstop, for your entire life. That’s what we force farmed animals to endure, day in, day out.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 3

This is what modern fishing looks like. The oceans are being emptied, and lives are being destroyed 🐟

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 3

Wheel of TRUTH 🐟

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 3

Did you know?

The image shows an ocean scene with a boat that has two cows standing on it. Below the water's surface, there is a large fishing net. Overlaid on the net is text that reads, "27% OF FISH CAUGHT IN THE OCEANS ARE FED TO LIVESTOCK!" At the bottom, there is a hashtag, "#EatForThePlanet," and a URL, "onegreenplanet.org/eatfortheplanet." There is also a small image of a clownfish in the bottom right corner.

Herbiⓥore@herbivoreclub· Jul 2

Hope is why we look into their eyes and say: we won’t stop until you’re free. 📷 Herbivore Club