Animal Welfare Groups Have a New Tool: Virtual Reality

Animal Welfare Groups Have a New Tool: Virtual Reality<br />"But with VR, you’re seeing exactly what we saw and hearing exactly what we heard." In one sign of how quickly the technology<br />is being adopted among animal advocacy groups, Direct Action also released a virtual-reality video on Thursday.<br />Direct Action Everywhere called that The experience is just not the same with traditional video.<br />Animal Equality, an animal rights group with branches in eight countries, was the first to<br />use virtual-reality video technology last year to highlight the treatment of farm animals.<br />Mr. Valle noted that The Times had distributed more than one million cardboard virtual-reality headsets and said<br />that he expected the technology to continue to spread.<br />" she wrote in an email on Wednesday. that This video, which appears to be highly edited<br />and even staged, is an attempt to leverage a new technology to manufacture an animal care issue where one does not exist,