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ALT Every second, 10 cows, 47 pigs, and 2,400 chickens are slaughtered for meat.
ALT A rhino walks next to a white bird. Text reads: Help end animal cruelty - together we can! World Animal Day 4th October.
ALT Close up photo of a jaguar in Petén, Guatemala.
ALT A small, bright green glass frog, sitting on a branch in the Tiputini rain forest in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador.
ALT A wild scarlet macaw parrot sitting in a tree in Costa Rica. They have bright red feathers with some blue and yellow feathers on their wings.
ALT A family of mobula rays swimming in the ocean.
ALT Karma search engine: an easy and free way to support HSI's vital work for animals. Close up photo of a person's hands typing on a laptop, a grey cat lies on a table between their hands next to the keys.
ALT This infographic titled "CORAL HOUSEKEEPERS" by NOAA explains the symbiotic relationships within coral reef ecosystems, particularly in the Atlantic and Caribbean, where healthy fish populations are crucial for coral reefs, and vice versa. It is divided into 4 sections, each with an illustration and a description of the roles: Fertilization/Nutrients: Fish contribute to nutrient cycling within the reef, enhancing coral growth akin to fertilizing gardens. Cleaning/Herbivores: Herbivores like parrotfish and surgeonfish are depicted eating algae, likened to housekeepers, allowing space for coral growth. Pest control/Coralivores: Coral-eating species like the bearded fireworm are controlled by fish such as grunts, triggerfish, and wrasse, maintaining coral health. Shelter/Reef structure: Corals build the reef structure, providing shelter for fish, compared to an apartment building housing many families. The poster is visually rich with images of different fish species and colorful corals.
