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READ MORE: Rich Russian MP who 'shot man dead thinking it was a bear' avoids prison In the clip shared by PETA, they claim a "violent attack" between killer whales at the park was filmed by a visitor which ended "in a serious wound to at least one of the animals".In the brutal clip, two massive orcas can be seen fighting in the tank while scared children and adults chatter in the background.One child can be heard screaming: “How is it still alive? I thought they hug each other, not fight each other."It was however unclear if Nakai had been involved in the incident that was filmed.Tracy Reiman, PETA’s executive vice president, said: "In two days, one orca has died and another has been attacked by other frustrated, tightly confined orcas, leaving him with a serious injury — and young children as witnesses to the carnage."PETA also made reference to an injury Nakai picked up in 2012 when he lost a sizeable chunk of his jaw after a performance with two whales.After studying images of Nakai, Dr Ingrid N.

. One PETA supporter was nude apart from the body paint that covered her in tendon and muscle-inspired flourishes from head to toe for a “skinned” animal effect. On her chest, a message to the brand read: “Coach: Leather Kills." A second, clothed protester marched down the catwalk carrying a sign emblazoned with the same sentiment.The demonstrators were quickly removed from the catwalk by security guards, who lifted the women off the ground and carried them out of the event.“Today’s conscientious consumers know that the future of fashion lies in innovative vegan materials, not in cows’ sliced-off skin,” said PETA executive vice president Tracy Reiman in a .

Jordan Moreau If only Joel were vegan, maybe he could’ve prevented the end of the world in “The Last of Us.” PETA has released a new commercial, airing on TV this weekend ahead of HBO’s “The Last of Us” season finale, that uses some very familiar scenery and music to warn against the dangers of eating meat. The ad also uses a young female orphan in the video, attempting to draw parallels to Bella Ramsey’s character Ellie on “The Last of Us.” In the video, the girl walks around a run-down, post-apocalyptic city while listing off all the rules that parents give their children — which, typically, don’t include eating vegan.