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Romain Grosjean Under Fire From Peta Over Bird Strike Comments
Deportes
29/4/2026Resumen IA

Romain Grosjean Under Fire From Peta Over Bird Strike Comments

French racing driver Romain Grosjean has drawn criticism from animal rights group Peta for what they called 'flippant' comments after striking a bird during Indianapolis 500 testing at around 230 mph. Grosjean described graphic details of the incident, including blood and bird pieces on his car. Peta accused the 40-year-old of lacking empathy, stating birds have feelings and are more than replaceable car parts. This is not the first time Grosjean has struck an animal on track, having hit a groundhog during 2018 Canadian Grand Prix practice.

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Guardian Sport
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Romain Grosjean Faces Peta Criticism Over Bird Strike Comments at Indianapolis 500 Test
Deportes
29/4/2026Resumen IA

Romain Grosjean Faces Peta Criticism Over Bird Strike Comments at Indianapolis 500 Test

French racing driver Romain Grosjean has drawn criticism from animal rights group Peta for what they called 'flippant' comments after striking a bird during testing for the Indianapolis 500 at around 230 mph. Grosjean described graphic details of the incident, including blood on his race suit and bird pieces on the rollbar. Peta's UK senior vice-president accused the 40-year-old of lacking empathy, noting birds have feelings and are not replaceable like his car equipment.

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Guardian Sport
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Animal Rights Activists Protest at Wisconsin Capitol Demanding Release of 2,000 Beagles
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Environment·20/4/2026Resumen IA

Animal Rights Activists Protest at Wisconsin Capitol Demanding Release of 2,000 Beagles

About 1,000 animal welfare activists converged on Ridglan Farms in rural Wisconsin over the weekend attempting to free approximately 2,000 beagles from the breeding and research facility. Police used tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper spray to repel protesters, resulting in 29 arrests. Activists then marched to the Capitol on Monday to demand Gov. Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kaul take action against the facility.

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ABC News
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Police Fire Rubber Bullets, Pepper Spray at Wisconsin Beagle Farm Protesters
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Crime·20/4/2026Resumen IA

Police Fire Rubber Bullets, Pepper Spray at Wisconsin Beagle Farm Protesters

About 1,000 animal welfare activists attempted to enter Ridglan Farms beagle breeding facility in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin on Saturday, marking the second protest in two months. Police fired rubber bullets and pepper spray at the crowd and arrested the group's leader, Wayne Hsiung. Protesters breached barricades including a manure-filled trench, hay bales and barbed wire, with some getting through the fence but unable to enter the facility housing an estimated 2,000 beagles. The facility agreed in October to surrender its state breeding license by July 1 as part of a deal to avoid prosecution on animal mistreatment charges.

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