Russian scientists compile list of marine Arctic animals for production, export
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November 27, 2019 - The Washington Post
"We don't eat them," said Baur, an animal rights activist who lives in Arlington. "We eat with them." This twist on a culinary tradition aims to portray farm animals as living souls, as lovable as any house pet. And who would want to see Fido laid out in a roaster? "Turkeys enjoy human companionship so much they'll follow you around like a puppy," Baur said. Baur co-founded Farm Sanctuary as an animal rescue organization in 1986.
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