Vegan Biathlete: Peta Rules

Saturday 16 June 2012

Peta Rules

PETA is the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals and they spread the word about vegetarianism and veganism. They reveal the gruesome story behind animals who eventually become your next meal. But more importantly, they make really fun games!

In all seriousness though,
Paul McCartney is going to show you WHAT REALLY HAPPENS to your meat before it arrives on your dinner plate...

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About Biathlon

Biathlon is a demanding sport that combines cross-country skiing and shooting. It is a sport that originated in the Scandinavian countries as part of a military exercise, as infantry patrols were often conducted on skis. There are two positions from which biathletes shoot from: prone and standing. The prone position, which involves lying down, is steadier than the standing position. As a result, the prone target is much smaller. Both positions require that five metal targets (that turn from black to white when hit) be hit from a distance of 50 metres with only five bullets. For each miss, there is a penalty of either: a 150-metre penalty loop or one-minute added to the final time, depending on the type of competition.

Saturday 16 June 2012

Peta Rules

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