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 🇳🇱 No more shrimp with cut-off eyes! Yes, you’re seeing it right. To make female shrimp and prawns lay eggs as quickly as possible, breeders in South America and Southeast Asia cut through their eyestalk with a red-hot pair of tweezers. Without anesthesia. And this mutilation is just for sale... But the Dutch Party for the Animals is putting an end to that! Thanks to our adopted proposal, the Dutch government must commit to a European import ban. 🇪🇺🚫 🔗 Read more through this link: https://lnkd.in/eS9GASFU The article is available in: English, العربية , Deutsch, Français, Español, Hrvatski, Italiano, Português, Română, Türkçe, Nederlands, Pусский, ελληνικά. #AnimalsAreNotProducts #Shrimp #Prawns #AnimalPoliticsEU #TeamPlanet #AnimalRights

The human-animal bond is a mututally beneficial relationship and it can be a vital part of mental, physical, and emotional well-being for both people and animals. Celebrate that special bond this International Human-Animal Bond Awareness Day! Discover more about the benefits of the human-animal bond with this wonderful resource page from HABRI! https://buff.ly/40qyJMY!

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Fleas may become dormant outside during the colder months but they continue to thrive indoors. Turning central heating on in the autumn can allow pupal development to continue. For advice on flea control, check out ESCCAP’s guideline and modular guide series on the control of ectoparasites in dogs and cats at www.esccap.org #fleas #ectoparasite #parasites #parasitology 🐕 🐈 🍂

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Whilst there are varied traditional practices across different ethnic groups, the common denominator remains that of a mother's love. This goes beyond human species and there might even be a few things we can learn from the animal kingdom. This article by oneearth.org takes us through some of the most intriguing aspects of motherhood in "paw-land". 🐾 https://lnkd.in/dYzjczT2 Happy Mother's Day!

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 The third plague was lice. During the first three plagues, Pharaoh summoned magicians to imitate the plagues. They succeeded with the first two. When it came to the plague of lice, the magicians couldn’t imitate the plague and they admitted that this is the Finger of G-d. Rashi explains that magic can’t work on things that are so small. This is a lesson for all of us in our approach to the Torah. Often, we can grasp the general lesson of a particular Mitzvah. However, when it comes to the minute details, they make no sense to us. Seemingly, if a Mezuzah is affixed to my doorpost, constantly reminding me of Hashem’s presence, what difference does it make if a letter is missing or damaged? Similarly, I can perceive that a pig is a filthy animal and shouldn’t be eaten. What difference is there which utensils I use? The answer is that this is the Finger of G-d. Only Hashem, who created all of the world’s intricacies, can fathom the minor details of creation. Similarly, only His unfathomable wisdom can grasp the meaning of the minute details of a Mitzvah. By fulfilling the exact details, we reach the Finger of G-d.  The fourth plague was the mixture of animals. Hashem distinguished between the Egyptian and the Israelite homes and the animals only entered the homes of the Egyptians. This teaches us that we must distinguish between human behavior and animalistic behavior. Our homes must be free from any lowly and animalistic influences from society.  The fifth plague was the pestilence that killed the cattle of the Egyptians. The cattle were Egyptian deities. We must learn from this not to idolize animalistic pursuits. Our physical needs and pleasures are a tool to better our lives and better serve Hashem, not goals to be idolized.  The sixth plague was boils. Aharon took ash and threw it to the sky. It spread over the entire Egypt and afflicted all of the people and animals. Positive is stronger than negative. Sometimes we feel that our acts are insignificant. We must realize that one Mitzvah can spread over the entire world and bring healing and good.