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Max-Arthur Cat Celebrates Discovery Channel “Shark Week” (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, August 8th, 2013 in Animal Issues, Videos.

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This week The Discovery Channel is once again holding its annual Shark Week. It’s a great time to watch specials about the great creatures and take time to learn facts about their habitats, present threats and just be entertained.

One cat decided to celebrate Shark Week by dressing for the part and hopping a ride on a iRobot Rooma to give that oh-so-spooky shark is coming to get you look.

All that’s missing is the Jaws theme song.

More video can be seen below.

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TOMS Vegan-Friendly Shark Shoe Benefits Marine Conservation

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, August 9th, 2012 in Animal Issues, Fashion.

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TOMS The Shark Shoe

What better way to celebrate The Discovery Channel’s 25th anniversary of Shark Week than by buying a pair of vegan-friendly TOMS shoes that benefit the creatures and their habitats?

The Shark Shoe features silhouettes of the endangered animals on the inside of the soles for both men’s and women’s styles. Each shoe consists of a light madras upper, vegan-friendly canvas insole, exclusive shark print liner, one-piece outsole for flexibility and durability and will cost you roughly $54.

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Discovery Channel “Shark Week” Prompts Tips For Helping The Creatures

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 in Animal Issues, Film & TV, Politicians.

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In case you missed any of the numerous commercial promos on television, it’s Shark Week on the Discovery Channel. Every carnivorous day of the week.

The Humane Society International has compiled a list of tips, one different tip for every day of the week, for those interested in helping to protect the great fish that rule the oceans.

If you eat at a restaurant that serves Asian food, for example, ask the staff if shark fin is on the menu. If so, walk out and let them know why you’re headed for the door. This is a practice already illegal to do in Hawaii.

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