People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has asked Maine officials for permission to build a five-foot tombstone to memorialize the site of an August truck crash that left thousands of lobsters scattered on the highway.
PETA says it would like to remember the "countless sensitive crustaceans" killed in the Aug. 22 crash in Brunswick, Maine, USA Today reports. The truck contained 7,000 pounds of lobster and backed up traffic for hours after its contents spilled onto the road.
The driver of the truck suffered minor injuries after, according to police, the vehicle likely hydroplaned in bad weather.
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8 comments:
Let them waste their $$$. They euthanize more animals a year than anyone ever thought. Look into it
PETA membership should be a mental health treatment needed indicator.
Perhaps in their next lives they'll be half as concerned about humans.
I will eat a lobster in his honor
My wife and I just memorialized 2 lobsters each. They now have a comfy albeit temporary home in our stomachs.
They are God's creatures just like we are.They had the misfortune of being delicious.
PETA will next insist that there be roadside memorials on the Eastern Shore for every chicken that ever fell off a truck.
PETA = People Eating Tasty Animals
Those Retards have a few screws loose.
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