BUT BEARS EAT MEAT?

[@whushaw]

People’s body language is off putting. The uncomfortable swaying, non eye contact, face touching

[@dovershark0492]

whushaw they know what they are doing is wrong, it's guilt.

[@clarebirschel4100]

Yes cos they feel so guilty it's making them feel uncomfortable...

[@user-qp8tl1if9o]

Th stuttering

[@oRhinestones]

Welcome to britain hahaha

[@someguy03anonymous64]

because they're not interested because they think do your own thing stop forcing it down peoples throats. yeah is that why maybe?

[@noodleman4625]

Whenever I'm talking to people about veganism I try to be like Ed

[@MrMusic238]

I try so hard but I always come across as condescending, as I judge people for their ignorance and stupidity. At least I'm being authentic though. lol

[@lfairy6130]

La Frog same. I try to be like Ed when I talk about it but it's so hard because we see everything differently now. Because we get it.

[@harlequincat]

Try talking like your you, maybe then you have more succes :-)

[@annm.6212]

I would try to ask question to let them think about it.. like where do you think we get milk from and what has a cow to go through and stuff like that..

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

I’m practicing on my family, but I can’t even get through to them. I’d like to be an activist, I just have to get better at it. My approach goes over a lot better in a court room than it does in the street, apparently. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@RagDollCookie]

I've noticed that hardly any of the people you interview can look you in the eyes.

[@kiapow]

Rag Doll Cookie meanwhile Ed stares deep into their souls

[@suffaloboldier6900]

Crazed eyes

[@chainamarie03]

@@kiapow lol, and the more he does the more they cringe and regret they even stopped to talk. Most can't justify what their doing..

[@MqKosmos]

@@chainamarie03 they're? Or Their?

[@adritadas8542]

Hala Ismail hahahahaha haha

[@JoeyCarbstrong]

Just dropped by to show my unwavering support for my vegan brother 💙 love you loads and so proud of your work. Thank you.

[@user-dk5tn6rr6d]

You are an inspiration as well joey !!!

[@yusdiidk6192]

I think I'm in love with Ed

[@pablitos99]

I’m a straight man and so am I!

[@shawndworkin]

I too am a straight man with love for Ed! But.. I will share.

[@themistysnowfield5095]

Dude same

[@blubizzu]

Im a gay woman and I think I love him 😉

[@BinKid2022]

Me too! Soooo in love!!

[@Em99957]

You are going to change the world🙌 Thank you for what you do Ed!! 🌱

[@jeremymanuel8136]

Em you guys are almost like Scientology praising Tom cruise lol

[@someguy03anonymous64]

no not really ill never be a vegan and i know what happens to those animals ive seen this shit on the internet but i still think nah ill eat meat regardless support me farmers who need to survive as well. i already went on a vegan diet for 2 months and hated it. it gave me so many problems after going back to meat i've felt much better.

[@bee-uv8ge]

I hope it wont

[@anyoneatall3488]

@@someguy03anonymous64 maybe you didn't research enought on nutrition

[@legendaryorca8936]

@@someguy03anonymous64 It actually takes more plants and water to feed farm animals. It takes 2,500 gallons of water, 12 pounds of grain, 35 pounds of topsoil and the energy equivalent of one gallon of gasoline to produce one pound of feedlot beef. Because of over-consumption of fish, all 17 of the world’s major fishing areas have reached or exceeded their natural limits. One-third of the world’s fish catch is fed directly to livestock. 70% of US grain production is fed to livestock. 5 million acres of rainforest are felled every year in South and Central America alone to create cattle pasture. Roughly 20% of all currently threatened and endangered species in the US are harmed by livestock grazing. Animal agriculture is a chief contributor to water pollution. America’s farm animals produce 10 times the waste produced by the human population. One-half of the Earth’s land mass is grazed by livestock.[1] More than 60% of the world’s rangelands were damaged by overgrazing during the past half century.[2] As much as 85% of rangeland in the western US is being degraded by overgrazing.[3] Overgrazing is by far the most pervasive cause of desertification.[4] 35 pounds of topsoil are lost in the production of one pound of grain-fed beef.[5] 64% of US cropland produces livestock feed.[6] Only 2% of US cropland produces fruits and vegetables.[7] Pounds of edible product that can be produced on an acre of prime land: Apples 20,000; Carrots 30,000; Potatoes 40,000; Tomatoes 50,000; Beef 250 [8] The number of gallons of water needed to produce one pound of edible product: Apples 49; Carrots 33; Potatoes 24; Tomatoes 23; Beef 2,500 [9,10] 5 million acres of rainforest are felled every year in South and Central America to create cattle pasture.[13] Cattle ranching has destroyed more Central American rainforest than any other activity.[14] 70% of cleared forests in Panama and Costa Rica are now in pasture.[15] Manure produced by all farm animals in the US annually is roughly 10 times the waste produced by the human population.[16] Factory farms are the biggest contributors to polluted rivers and streams in the US.[17] 1,785 water bodies were impaired by feedlot pollution in 39 states in 1993.[18] About 60,000 miles of streams in the US have fisheries impaired by feedlot pollution.[19] More soot is emitted from the grills in Los Angeles fast food restaurants than all the city buses.[20] Resources used in the production of livestock: 33% of world’s fish catch [30] 38% of the world’s grain harvest [31] 50% of all the water used in the US [32] 60% of Brazil’s grain harvest [33] 70% of US grain harvest [34] 80% of US corn harvest [35] Almost half of all energy expended in US agriculture [36] 14% of all cattle are fed back to cattle as part of protein-fortified feed.[37] Approximately 8 million pounds of poultry manure are fed annually to California’s beef cattle.[38] 50% of all the antibiotics used in the US are fed to animals, and 80% of them are used to promote growth, not to treat disease.[39] 12-16 pounds of grain and soy are needed to produce one pound of grain-fed beef.[40] All 17 of the worlds major fishing areas have reached or exceeded their natural limits due to overfishing.[41] $3.7 billion subsidized animal feed grains in 1995. They are the US’s most heavily subsidized crop.[42] 5 million children in the US go hungry every month.[43] Approximately 40,000 people die each day worldwide due to hunger or hunger-related causes.[44] If Americans reduced their intake of meat by merely 10%, 100,000,000 people could be fed using the land, water and energy that would be freed up from growing livestock feed.[45] 10 billion people could be sustained from present croplands if all ate a vegetarian diet.[46] If everyone in the world cut their meat consumption to reduce their fat intake to the 30% level, there would be enough grain to feed the world’s population increases through the year 2000.[47] Food intervention programs to achieve health independence Plus, it's been scientifically proven plants feel no pain.

[@ndimoro]

Ed you are a vegan superhero

[@sophiejones1596]

Guy: *talks about how much he likes cheese and dairy* Guy 1 minute later: *IM NOT ADDICTED TO CHEESE* But tbh he did listen and he was open to new stuff so i applaud him

[@Divya7434]

Sophiedoodledo Voiceovers that’s guy did my head in

[@anyoneatall3488]

As soon as i turn economically independent i'll try to start a vegan diet, cheese seems for me as thenthing that will mane it the most difficult

[@jacobcosquer]

I felt like giving that guy a hug by the end, you can see his internal struggle and full depth of understanding he opened up to because of Ed

[@sophiejdixon1040]

“Well I hadn’t thought about it.. now I am thinking about it. We have no right. Thank you. I think I want to become vegan” brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful open minded lady.

[@HDvids101]

7:15 open enough and willing to listen and be taught. The world has so many people like that it is just shining a light that makes people aware.

[@haylee7951]

If you can't bare to watch the process of your food Should you really be eating it?

[@someguy03anonymous64]

yes.

[@someguy03anonymous64]

@Hen. Jamz because i fucking love eating meat that's why. I went on a vegan diet for 2 months and got constant headaches and felt sick I was losing weight. So I went back to eating meat and have felt 100x better. I'm never gonna be a vegan ill always be a meat eater ;)

[@bee-uv8ge]

I can bear seeing it

[@camillac.5695]

@@someguy03anonymous64 if u were getting headaches and stuff maybe u weren't doing the diet properly if u don't properly do a vegan diet u can get really sick

[@someguy03anonymous64]

@@camillac.5695 hence why eating meat is better ;) my brother is a vegan for fuck sake and he put me on the right vegan diet and i still got headaches and so did my sister so don't pull some dumb ass shit excuses. not everyone's going to go vegan period. grow up and get over it. live your life the way you want. that's like me coming into your house and changing how you do your routine on a daily basis you wouldn't want it to change would you infact you'd tell me to piss off. same or deal mate.

[@edenholley5806]

Youre so incredible Ed. The way you conduct this is amazing and youre always so polite to the people you talk to 🌱

[@grewalparminder2003]

Eden Holley he has a talent for this. Wonderful.

[@grewalparminder2003]

Eden Holley totally!

[@DarleneDeCicco]

Earthling Ed has been sent here directly from the angels in heaven.

[@alamargrethejensen9610]

He’s polite, but he’s morally bullying people by showing them a narrow view of the problem to paint them into a corner. Eating meat is not wrong. At the base of the vegan religion is the idea of speciesism - that it is immoral for us to consume the products of animals because farming enslaves them. If you don’t accept that premise veganism doesn’t make sense. If you accept speciesism, you’re left in the difficult moral position that humans shouldn’t have pets, we shouldn’t protect food from rodents, we shouldn’t utilise 90% of the worlds surface. We shouldn’t build anything, as the process of construction causes the death on many small animals, as well as taking the natural habitat of birds and animals away. I can’t see how we can live in a modern world without causing any harm to other species.

[@RadikalAnderWurzel]

@@alamargrethejensen9610 He never says eating meat is wrong, he just shows off how it is. Pointing out problems, and showing the solution.

[@zygn3]

Fuck I wish your spirit could posses my body every time I wanted to talk to someone about veganism

[@ConscientiousOmnivore]

Man, this is so good! The pace of the conversations feels way faster than the pace of the street interviews. I wonder if that is because they are young people and they're in a rush. Nice job Ed with the rapid fire answers! I love how you got that first guy to start talking/listening even though he was in the middle of turning away and saying he didn't want to get into it before eating.

[@grewalparminder2003]

Your ideas for vegan activism are awesome bro

[@MattHarnettMusic]

Really, much respect

[@vinnyhorapeti2461]

@@MattHarnettMusic yeah!!

[@joannot6706]

Awesome as usual, with you veganism is an air-tight argument!

[@ed.winters]

lovely feedback, thank you!

[@joannot6706]

Thank you for helping the animals!

[@jeremymanuel8136]

Joannot Fampionona hahaha 🐄🔫

[@adamjohnsey685]

@@ed.winters could i ask are you a proper vegan?

[@kofiperry19]

that Caribbean woman was so sweet and honest

[@WestcliffGoPro]

Keep up the awareness Ed ✊🏻. Until all the slaughterhouses are destroyed , until all the cages are empty, until all the tanks are drained. These animals deserve their life and compassion, their suffering can be stopped. There is another way, #GOVEGAN 🌱🌱

[@gigipizzuto4068]

Westcliff GoPro that is never going to happen. We got millions of pets in the world like cats and dogs and they are carnivores. We will always need meet for them.

[@WestcliffGoPro]

Gigi Pizzuto my dog thrives on a vegan diet

[@gigipizzuto4068]

Westcliff GoPro sure, like many people live in keto state for years. To each one his own idiocy.

[@WestcliffGoPro]

Gigi Pizzuto the Guinness book of records has the oldest dog ever and that also was Vegan. My dogs been Vegan for 8 years and seems healthy to me. www.care2.com/greenliving/vegetarian-dog-lives-to-189-years.html

[@gigipizzuto4068]

Westcliff GoPro yes and there are very healthy people living on ketogenic diets. Does it make it right to change the way a body is supposed to work? To me no. To you clearly yes. Sorry for your dog.

[@basilechatelain965]

a ton of positive thoughts warrior ! Thanks for your job for humanity

[@ed.winters]

+Basile Châtelain thank you so much!

[@basilechatelain965]

no probs man ! I'm vegetarian for eight months now and turning vegan, making seitan and vegan cheese :)

[@hypercarnivore6978]

He’s no warrior lol...

[@rheathiessen8065]

Most of these people were actually really open minded, I’m impressed. Thank you for everything you do for the animals❤️

[@jameswood6121]

You talk to their ego and you just crush it, word by word. Absolutely brilliant

[@Wavecattt]

Well said! Love this👍🏽

[@annapomelo3818]

Love your compassion!

[@hmetalmosh]

I originally went vegan for the health side of it, but on my path of being vegan, I dropped my veil of Maya and realised we are all connected as one. I began to feel empathy for the animals.

[@grewalparminder2003]

You're a pro, Ed. Hope u get good rest. Great style video also.

[@NikkiTeeWorld]

You make me so proud to be an activist, inspiring work Ed ❤️👊🏼

[@keviiinramaaaage7650]

Nikki Tee hahaha hahaha hahahahahahahahahaa Ha.

[@bee-uv8ge]

LiMa XX - it’s because it’s a vegan

[@GojiManNutrition]

you are making some belting vids at the moment mate :)

[@helen51100]

Amazing work Ed, as someone who got that last push to turn vegan from one of your videos I am so thankful for your activism. I am in my final year of uni and unfortunately don't have much time or money to spare to put towards activism so i am so grateful for what you are all doing on behalf of all vegans

[@elonakalagova5660]

❤️🐮🐖🐏🙏

[@dollyproductions1]

Bless you Ed. You're a starseed. A proper angel for the animals :-)

[@FruityLiana]

So fricking proud of you ❤️

[@DarleneDeCicco]

You have the patience of a saint!

[@nilharma]

I REALLY REALLY love watching your street interviews. I learn so much from them and they have helped me tremendously when practising my veganizing conversations with friends and family.

[@clairepenny247]

Great work Ed, you’re waking up so many people on this tour and sewing seeds with others :)

[@LetsDoBetterNow]

inspirational work you are doing :)

[@karmicherbalist8386]

That was epic man, thanks so much for doing this. I'm hoping for you to come to Birmingham City University - the VegSociety are in the process of sorting it now - lets hope the university replies positively! :)

[@ed.winters]

hopefully see you there!

[@tamarasav1074]

i saw too many vegans before but no one of them had really this kind of effect on peoples mind ,, i really apperiacte your efforts and this amazing sens of arguments that you developped,, keep going

[@GJ-GamingJunkie]

Change your name from Earthling Ed to "Mr Smooth". The way you talk and get people to think about this is incredible! Hats off to you Sir!

[@KyleAM33KyleAM33]

This has got to be so frustrating. Same conversation over and over. I have so much respect for you Ed. I am so grateful for your patience and passion. Thank you so much.

[@mgw2024]

*"It would be hypocritical of me for getting angry at you for using the same justifications I used to use"* Yes, Ed! Perfectly said!

[@marywilliams2129]

Bless that lovely lady who said she wasn't thinking about it but would now think about it. Love her honesty.

[@tjohannam]

You are amazing Ed, keep pushing for the new awareness of compassion. I support you

[@ed.winters]

+Theresa Johanna thank you Theresa :)

[@alexjohnson4427]

You are so amazing and so inspiring, I've been vegan for about two weeks and its the best decision I've ever made, thank you for educating people.

[@pauline1279]

I've jumped the fence and gone vegan since December 2020. Your work is so inspirational and exhausting. For all the good you do, please, take care of you. Be happy, have joy in the difference you make and spread the love.

[@hunnybear3136]

I'm a fan of the style of the video! I may or may not get a tad bit teary eyed when I think about you and the others dedicated to helping animals. You are so good at what you do, all the hard work truly shows through.

[@redpixierose]

I've never commented on a KZbin video before but I just want to say thank you for the work you're doing. I've recently 'gone vegan' after making the connection between what I'm eating and where it comes from. What I love about you, along with James Aspey and Unnatural Vegan, is how sensible, rational and consistent you are. It helps the rest of us have more rational conversations and be more credible when interacting with non-vegans along the way. You're helping to normalise veganism and get past people's perceptions of vegans as 'extreme.' Keep up the good work, but look after yourself too. The animals need you well-rested :)

[@anacarinadelgado7267]

Thank you so much for what you are doing! ❤❤💙💙❤❤

[@johnmorsley]

Well done guys, keep up the very good work!

[@madina1360]

It’s so great to see young people engaging and having an intellectual debate without lashing out or reacting angrily. Great work Ed

[@danvroque]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS VIDEO

[@arch94]

You have such a nice vibe, I quiet admire you, :')

[@윤아-m3d9h]

When he talked about Morphine on milk and cheese my brain just went 🤯🤯🤯 That's so logic :0

[@sjhop]

I LOVE your work!!!💚🌱

[@ΘάνατοςΧορτοφάγος]

Will the van come to the other side of the channel some day? (Netherlands). Keep fighting the good fight, you and your fellow activists are awesome

[@charlize8583]

This just made me actually cry of happiness. You are having such a HUGE impact Ed and I can't thank you enough for sparking my activism so that I may one day make a huge impact like you

[@johnAsanz]

Excellent as always Ed, keep up the good work x

[@hanshton]

thank you! it is powerful to see you are talking live to ppl

[@naturallyshaunie7023]

Yes Ed!!! Love this video!

[@coversbymanu93]

You're great at outreach, Ed. You ask such hard-hitting questions and yet remain chill. Beautiful to see. Hope I get to meet you one day and give you a big hug, brother. Peace.

[@thatvegancouple]

10/10 Ed 👌👏💚

[@MsTheGurr]

ED YOU ARE A PHENOMENONAL PERSON. I can feel your love, compassion, and respect for not only the animals but also for every person you talk to. You are making such a difference. You give me so much hope, and I'm building confidence to speak up to those around me with every video of yours I watch.

[@booksoverclothes]

"If I were to then I probably wouldn't to be able to swallow the food." That's the biggest problem....people these days are so not conscious on any level at all. How can you put something into your mouth that you are not aware of?? It's almost the same as drugs, you take a pill and you have no clue what it consists. You should always think on the very thing that you nourish yourself with otherwise that's not nourishment but mindless consumption. With all my respect to the ppl in the video.

[@maxime6093]

Dear Ed, I am eternally thankful for what you are doing for all life on earth. You are an absolutely great person and I admire your compassion and the fact that you are standing up and raising awareness for the voiceless, innocent unnecessarily slaughtered. You are brave, truly inspiring and you're a blessing to the movement. I don't often comment on KZbin but I want you to know that you are a truly kind and awesome person. Keep up the love, injustice cannot, and shall not last forever! You are a true inspiration to many. You're a hero.

[@MichelleSmith13]

"I could never give up cheese" "Yeah, I don't feel like I'm addicted to cheese" Can people please listen to themselves when they talk.

[@GiveMeWhatIWant2Hear]

Love it. Really appreciate your compassionate approach, and the grounded and effective attitude towards seeing immoral acts as bad things rather than seeing them done by "bad people". you've got some wonderful patience that sets an excellent example for people like me to set out to cultivate compassion in the world

[@sinem-r8x]

Ed on fire!

[@NC-gm2lb]

You are so articulate and respectful when conversing with people. I respect what you do. Thank you for being a voice for the animals.

[@zazzyv2742]

I tried but the lack of protein from not eating meat was putting my life in danger. Worst made up excuse ever.

[@zazzyv2742]

Just how did he get the grades to go on to higher education?

[@sorcererCermet]

albert fish "look it up" you're the one making the claim, how about YOU list a source? there are very few plant foods that contain no protein, if any at all. if you get your same amount of daily calories from plants, it is phisiologically impossible to be protein deficient

[@robd8336]

iSal false. Most plant matter has incomplete protein therefor has zero protein benefits for you.

[@sorcererCermet]

Rob D riiiiiiiiiiight

[@robd8336]

iSal it's the truth. Very very few plant matter has complete proteins. You can eat all the incomplete protein you want, if it isn't complete it does nothing for you.

[@gonewiththekale]

Really fantastic, and so engaging. You have a gift speaking with the people--there seems to be no tension between you and the public, and it's wonderful to watch.

[@upsincefour]

Another great video, Ed! Thank you so much for spreading these powerful ideas. Also, I would love to see a post-screening Q&A video. Keep up the incredible work!

[@9v1e]

I am impressed of how you know talking to people. Thank you for all your work!

[@dovershark0492]

I find it quite easy to donate to activists because not only do I now live a far healthier life the cost of buying animal products was so expensive so I'm better off financially as well. Anybody else notice the savings?

[@nallanw4329]

You have such a way with speaking to people Ed! Never condescending or confrontational but still firm with your reasoning and arguments.

[@b-dogswings8019]

It was the dairy industry that made me vegan.

[@SevenEllen]

Excellent. It was Earthlings that did it for me. Cowspiracy reinforced it when I slipped back for a while.

[@hebbbby]

Thank you so much for all the wonderful activism you do.

[@cleanlyness719]

I can't wait for Gordon Ramsay to walk in...

[@vegancoopz8636]

So good and productive how you talk to people - can't wait for more videos

[@unQuishable]

"I can't give up cheese" "I don't think I'm addicted to cheese" replace cheese with meat, alcohol, nicotine, heroin, whatever and you'll find whether or not the latter statement holds true ^^

[@shellrock5294]

That first guy though!!!!!!!!!! You definitely got some converts here. Your focus and energy is amazing, this is such exhausting work.xxxxx

[@dovershark0492]

Ed id like to donate via PayPal,is that possible?

[@ed.winters]

+Adrian JONES that's very kind Adrian, thank you so much. I have a one-off donation option on my website :) thank you.

[@samhowl1152]

@@ed.winters Hi Ed. Could you tell me what documentary you referenced in the video specifically? If there are any more that would be valuable I'd appreciate knowing about them as well. 😊

[@user-qp8tl1if9o]

Sam Howl one of them is called Earthlings

[@AndreasWaatz]

This video was nice with people who where more open and not angry🙂🥊💯

[@fernandomoreira836]

keep doing a awesome work

[@sky.wri8293]

I just recently found your videos after finishing the documentary 'Earthlings,' and they're sooo interesting. you're able to hold an argument very well without being hostile, and I really admire that. I feel the world definitely needs more people like you! this is only my third day as a vegetarian, and I already feel so much better. not as anxious, depressed, or tired. I'm working my way towards a vegan lifestyle, but being in the military with limited options in the chow hall; it can sometimes be very difficult to avoid dairy products.

[@MrFooChops]

Skylar Wright Thats really really good to hear. If your interested i'll put some other videos below that are also very popular and good. - The Most Important Speech You Will Ever Hear - Look up 'James Aspey 10min speech' -The Secret Reason We Eat Meat by Dr Melanie Joy -Seaspiracy Netflix these.. Cowspiracy What The Health Forks Over Knives

[@sawneybean5518]

"As nutritional as meat" ok.

[@bethanyhunt2704]

The format is great. The cuts to the different people makes it very viewable. You are EXPERT at the Socratic method, and your tone is perfect!

[@vegantina6565]

Have you ever used the fact that all NATURAL omnivores/carnivores cannot get atherosclerosis and the fact that humans get it all of the time proves that they are indeed herbivores

[@SamuPuuronen]

I had to look that up. So interesting! National Center for Biotechnology Information has an article called "Twenty questions on atherosclerosis" that has some great info about this. Thanks for sharing this!

[@VivaCharity]

Very good questions Ed and wonderful calm delivery

[@mirofisch940]

nice work

[@EmEsprit73]

I am still bad at debates. You do a wonderful job. This is very effective activism and you are truly inspiring. Thank you Ed!!

[@viktorija1999]

Great video and work, just keep up like that!!! 😆😊💪You are so inspiring person 💓

[@nathmillo1]

I really enjoyed having varying aspects of arguments side by side (sustainability, morality, nutritional) etc. and going back and forth almost like a journey through conversations. Ticked a lot off the list in such a short video. Less chance for the topic to deviate too. Loved this :)

[@thedeerhunter98]

Is your tour coming to the Uni of Exeter?

[@ed.winters]

should be!

[@Sinikkastudio]

You are just amazing. The way you educate those people is just breathtaking!

[@RoflTheBananas]

3:17 min!!!! omg good jooooooob 👏👏👏👏

[@monica_.]

thumbandindex yes I was about to comment on that too. She is a kind, open, intelligent human being. She needs to know that!!! Of course great job Ed!!! But her openness... Sometimes you need things like this to restore your faith in humanity.

[@zain4019]

thumbandindex She’s wonderful. We need more people like her.

[@roku3216]

A big thank you to you and the others for doing this difficult but very worthy work.

[@Dynan117]

Great job Ed and everyone else involved!

[@bennythevegan3683]

This video was FANTASTIC. Thank you for documenting your experience. I just attended my first Anonymous demonstration in Nashville, TN (I am the organizer in this city) and watching you masterfully help others come to a vegan conclusion is so inspiring to me. Thank you, Ed.

[@claudiomaniero645]

EPIC video

[@EarthtoRosita]

You are such a beautiful human being. Thank you for being so inspiring and all that you do for the animals.

[@ssjgogetta]

FACT: Bears eat beets.

[@jeremymanuel8136]

Dietary Fibre bears eat anything including human if they can... so what’s your point

[@ayanakaaron8926]

Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica .

[@barbaramonroy667]

MICHAEEEEEEEEL

[@true7285]

Time to make the bears go vegan, right?

[@henryphilippeaux3566]

It's a reference you idiots

[@alicialatour]

love this !!!!!! love seeing people really think about the questions you were asking.

[@codyfarkas7673]

God I wish I could do what you do

[@kilppa]

You are doing such good work. Keep informing people and thank you!