We Have To Talk About This Wild PETA Ad That Features A Cow Breastfeeding A Man

PETA’s newest advert on consuming cow’s milk is sort of a mooood.

On Thursday, in a weird visible illustration, the animal rights group posted a picture of a cartoon cow with the breasts of a human lady breastfeeding a grown grownup man. The picture is each uncomfortable and unimaginable to look away from.

“Looks weird right? It’s what you’re doing if you drink cow’s milk,” reads the picture’s caption.

Now, there are numerous articles on PETA’s web site in regards to the results of milk manufacturing on cows.

One of PETA’s experiences notes that cows ― which have a pure lifespan of about 20 years and might produce milk for eight or 9 years ― might have their lives reduce brief after they’re concerned in manufacturing unit farming. The stress of the farms results in “disease, lameness, and reproductive problems,” in line with the report, rendering them “worthless to the dairy industry by the time that they’re 4 or 5 years old, at which time they are sent to be slaughtered.”

Perhaps in its campaign to cease folks from consuming milk — and bettering the lives of dairy cows — PETA may lead with the above data versus a picture of a quasi-sexy cow breastfeeding a balding man.

We’re saying this that will help you, PETA. If you don’t imagine us, then possibly learn a few of the reactions your cartoon has garnered: