
Otters and minks are brutally killed for their fur to make fake eyelashes, underscoring the urgent need to ban this cruel practice and promote humane


Otters and minks are brutally killed for their fur to make fake eyelashes, leading to a heartbreaking reality where baby otters slowly starve to death without their mothers' nourishing milk. These innocent creatures, vital to our marine ecosystem, help maintain the balance of underwater habitats by controlling prey populations and promoting biodiversity. As their numbers dwindle, the health of our oceans is jeopardized, threatening the survival of countless marine species. The Ocean Integrity group is courageously fighting to halt this disgusting industry, yet otters face extinction unless we take action. We must urge our political leaders to outlaw the importation of artificial eyelashes made from animal fur, ensuring that these precious beings are protected and that future generations can witness their playful, vital presence in our waters.
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