Pigs, pigs, pigs. Chops Specialty Meats is pigcentric! Their figurehead is a pig. Their logo cleverly features the nose of a pig. (Is the lo...

The best (that is to say, the worst) thing about this snappy image is what it implies. For even though no carnage is evident—the knives and ...

El Pollo Feliz. The Happy Chicken. And why shouldn't he be happy? He's got a nice gig, welcoming people to a restaurant chain adored...

The lamb. Symbol of innocence. Icon of vulnerability. And now to that list let us add devotee of suicide. He works and lives in Lambtown, US...

The key to understanding this is all in the eyes. Do they register pain? Panic? The horror of death's sickly onrush? Not quite. This vic...

Only someone who spends his days and nights poring over barbecue logos and butchers' blandishments could find this a refreshing change. ...

No meat-based establishment has been brought to our attention more often than retail/wholesale meat giant Moo & Oink. (Their online stor...

We've got to hand it to the Crabby Kents (sic) crab. It takes a special kind of crustacean to participate so directly in his own death....

From Down East comes a chilling technological innovation, a brand-new form of exploitation. Do not be misled by the friendly crustacean clut...

The dominant theme here is pride. A sinful, reckless pride. It acts like a contagion on this poor steer. "Yes, of course you have a lot...

We have now seen everything: 'Roid Rage as appetite stimulant. 1. See hyper-muscular pig. 2. Crave pork. It's practically mathematic...