Jane Goodall and several celebrities join forces in a video urging compassion towards animals and highlighting their emotions and intelligence. The speakers emphasize the importance of understanding and caring for farm animals.
Jane Goodall , along with several famous friends, has released a video advocating for compassion towards animals. The video features various speakers, including Ellen Burstyn, Alicia Silverstone, and Dr.
Deepak Chopra, reciting a statement from Goodall about the importance of recognizing the emotions and intelligence of farm animals. The speakers emphasize that animals are individuals with their own feelings and that understanding their suffering is crucial for caring about their well-being.
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