they are the smallest predators in the world and excellent mouse hunters.

They kill their prey with a single bite on the neck.

A weasel, therefore, has a significant effect on the mouse population in an area. Females are particularly effective when they raise their usually six to nine young.
Such a family can eat up to 800 mice a year!

The mouse weasel, which is 20 centimeters long on average, is on the Red List of Endangered Species.

They used to be kept on farms as mouse hunters. Today they still serve as fur suppliers because of their white winter fur.

We have to do something for these animals.

Have a good night, Venus

We, AnimaNaturalis were in Salamanca with CAS International and witnessed the martyrdom of the little ox in the hands of would-like-to be bullfighters.
Nobody around us was complying with the security standards that were set to prevent the spread of COVID19.
Not only was it an unscrupulous show, but one that threatened public health.
We filed a complaint about these events.

The complaint demands that those responsible and organizers be punished according to the seriousness of the facts.

“The capacity of 50% was exceeded, the interpersonal distance of 1.5 meters was not respected and adequate protection measures were not used at all times.
At the same time, the regulations that regulate prevention measures for bullfighting professionals were also breached”, Gascón mentions. Allowing this type of show is not only cruel to animals but an attack on public health. “

AnimaNaturalis and CAS International have requested that the organizers and promoters of these events be penalized for having deliberately risked the health of the spectators and of all the people who have been in contact with them in the following days.

We would have loved to take these people to court for the pain and suffering of animals, but we are ashamed that this is still completely legal.

But we will not stand idly by.

https://www.animanaturalis.org/n/45615/denunciamos-espectaculo-taurino-en-salamanca-por-poner-en-peligro-la-salud-publica

And I mean…Haven’t the Spanish had more than enough death and pain in the last few months?
Not a single bull was massacred in the arenas for four months. The coronavirus paralyzed the industry.
We thought that would mean the end of the bullfight.

But the bull mafia is able to survive and upholds a “tradition” that has been evidently invented by Jitanos and during the course of the darkest time on humanity, namely the time of the Inquisition.

At least Corona has done it, and Spain’s most famous bull hunt “San Fermin” fails! for the first time since the Spanish Civil War.

Bullfighting is already heavily subsidized by the Spanish state.

The Italian animal welfare organization LAV even accuses the industry of illegally collecting money from the European Union.
This is the result of a new study by LAV Vice President Roberto Bennati.

It is about 130 million euros annually from an EU fund that is intended for the production of “high-quality meat”.

“The industry says they breed animals for meat production. In reality, they breed them for bullfighting. This is where the law is being abused.
The rules of the European Union are deceived in a fraudulent way, “he says.

Words of a murderer: “We demand justice for the bullfighting industry,” said matador Pablo Aguado.
“It should be treated in exactly the same way as all other cultural areas. This is the most important cultural festival in Spain and we want it to be treated that way”.

And we are of the opinion that animal abusers and animal killers must be punished much more severely than just losing their jobs.

My best regards to all, Venus

Some of you may have noticed that when you click on the little world map on the left of the site; the red dots are less now than a few days ago.

https://clustrmaps.com/site/1a9kn

No problem – each month Clustrmap (the service we have) clears all the red visitor dots and starts afresh for a new month; ie September.

Via the above link you can see the flags from all the visiting supporters we have, and where they are located.

So all is well; just a new month and a new red dot map for our visitors.

Hopefully the red dots will increase as new visitors arrive from all the different locations on the planet.

Regards Mark

We have to keep this view if we want to win – dont look back in anger.

We have massive anger for the animals; but we have to go forward.

WAV Comment:

Food (literally) for thought:

UK Diabetes is expensive. It costs the National Health Service (NHS) £10 billion each year. But this is mainly because its complications, things like amputation, blindness, kidney failure and stroke, cost a lot of money.

The American Diabetes Association released new research on March 22, 2018 estimating the total costs of diagnosed diabetes have risen to $327 billion in 2017 from $245 billion in 2012, when the cost was last examined.

Here in the UK, diabetes costs the UK taxpayer a lot of money in their contributions to the NHS.  So, if you had Type 2 diabetes and were a meat eater; would you not review this information and take the opportunity over a series of weeks to try and rid yourself of the illness ?

From information coming from several different national sources, it would appear than changing to a meat free diet can have a drastic effect on type 2 diabetics.  Surely it is worth a try ?

No doubt there will be meat eaters or meat eating diabetics who would declare that this research is all tat, and changing diet cannot make such differences.  We simply say to them why not give it a go ? –  they may be surprised by what happens.  Surely anything that reduces the terrible consequences of this illness as detailed above is worth a go.

Regards Mark

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BREAKING: Acclaimed Diabetes Professors Publish Groundbreaking Results Using NFI Protocol

The ‘advanced’ plant-based regimen has been shown to reverse type 2 diabetes in 84 percent of patients

A new intervention called the NFI Protocol has been shown in a recent study to reverse type 2 diabetes in 84 per cent of patients, Plant Based News can exclusively reveal (in Slovak and English).

The results have been published in the peer-reviewed Diabetik Forum journal in Slovakia. The publication has also been hosted on the state-run National Diabetes Association website called SDIA, accessible to doctors. The public online link will be available later this month.

Unprecedented

The groundbreaking results showed 32 of the 38 type-2 diabetic patients in the study came off medication after the 20-week protocol, which is a personalized whole-food plant-based diet plan.

Founded by businessman David Hickman and biomedical scientist Zuzana Plevova, the NFI Protocol is specifically tailored to individuals based on height, weight, age, sex, medication, and associated diagnoses.

“I can’t find any literature anywhere which competes with this, let alone has the top professor in the country [supporting it] and no practising professors in the country that haven’t approved the results,” an NFI representative told Plant Based News.

Professors

The results have been authored by a number of leading diabetes academics, including doc. MUDr. Emil Martinka, PhD, head of the National Institute for Diabetes and Endocrinology in Slovakia; prof. MUDr. Ivan Tkáč, PhD, who leads all medical departments in the country as well as being the head of the University of Košice; prof. MUDr. Marián Mokáň, DrSc., FRCP Edin, who is in charge of all the diabetic doctors; and prof. MUDr. Peter Galajda, CSc – head of diabetes research, among others.

The 7,000-word publication finishes [via Google translate]: “An important part will also be to compare the results of the NFI diet and the usual dietary regimens recommended for type 2 diabetic patients, including PBDs (vegetarian, vegan).

“If the results of the study are favourable, dietary NFI protocol could become part of the dietary armamentary for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and patients with metabolic syndrome.”

More to follow

The study represents the first of many publications on the effects of the NFI Protocol on type 2 diabetic patients. It is believed the results could be submitted to bigger journals later in the year, including Diabetes Care and The Lancet.

Slovakia’s leading media outlet PRAVDA recently published an article about the early results (a teaser for which can be seen here) titled ‘Is This The End Of Type 2 Diabetes In Slovakia?’.

Have a good night, Venus