PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) members, wearing M&M-colored body paint, brave the cold weather while protesting against Mars' cruel animal tests, in Washington January 17, 2008. PETA members asked the public to boycott Mars' products because of their conducting and funding of animal experiments for its candy products.
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) members, wearing M&M-colored body paint, protest against Mars' cruel animal tests, in Washington January 17, 2008. PETA members asked the public to boycott Mars' products because of their conducting and funding of animal experiments for its candy products.
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) members, wearing M&M-colored body paint, protest against Mars' cruel animal tests, in Washington January 17, 2008. PETA members asked the public to boycott Mars' products because of their conducting and funding of animal experiments for its candy products.
REFILE - CLARIFYING CAPTION INFORMATION PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) members, wearing M&M-colored body paint, protest against confectionary manufacturer Mars Inc. in Washington January 17, 2008. PETA members asked the public to boycott Mars products because of their claims that the company is conducting and funding animal experiments for its candy products.
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