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An illicit black market for tiger meat, fueled by commercial tiger farms, persists despite being illegal.

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Parallel Bio received approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration to test drug toxicity on human organoids instead of live animal trials

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Washington D.C.'s 2026 Initiative 86 proposed banning the force-feeding of poultry and prohibiting the sale of force-fed poultry liver products, including foie gras

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The New York City Council voted to pass legislation banning horse-drawn carriages in New York City effective June 2028

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The belief that AI systems are conscious has led to movements advocating for the rights and interests of AIs.

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Invitation-only restaurants have existed in China where patrons could eat endangered species.

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Chinese giant salamanders, a rare species, are farmed for consumption in China.

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Tiger farms exist where tigers are bred to be sold for consumption and traditional medicine.