Members of animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) stage a demonstration as they beat a model of a baby seal on the pavement outside the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo on August 22, 2012. The protesters held signs that read "Stop the Bloody Seal Slaughter" as part of PETA's worldwide campaign against annual seal hunts. In 2011 China joined Japan and South Korea as new markets for Canadian seal products by authorizing seal meat and seal oil imports. AFP PHOTO / KAZUHIRO NOGI

Members of animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) stage a demonstration as they beat a model of a baby seal on the pavement outside the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo on August 22, 2012. The protesters held signs that read "Stop the Bloody Seal Slaughter" as part of PETA's worldwide campaign against annual seal hunts. In 2011 China joined Japan and South Korea as new markets for Canadian seal products by authorizing seal meat and seal oil imports. AFP PHOTO / KAZUHIRO NOGI

Members of animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) stage a demonstration as they beat a model of a baby seal on the pavement outside the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo on August 22, 2012. The protesters held signs that read "Stop the Bloody Seal Slaughter" as part of PETA's worldwide campaign against annual seal hunts. In 2011 China joined Japan and South Korea as new markets for Canadian seal products by authorizing seal meat and seal oil imports. AFP PHOTO / KAZUHIRO NOGI

Members of animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) stage a demonstration as they beat a model of a baby seal on the pavement outside the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo on August 22, 2012. The protesters held signs that read "Stop the Bloody Seal Slaughter" as part of PETA's worldwide campaign against annual seal hunts. In 2011 China joined Japan and South Korea as new markets for Canadian seal products by authorizing seal meat and seal oil imports. AFP PHOTO / KAZUHIRO NOGI

Members of animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) stage a demonstration as they beat a model of a baby seal on the pavement outside the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo on August 22, 2012. The protesters held signs that read "Stop the Bloody Seal Slaughter" as part of PETA's worldwide campaign against annual seal hunts. In 2011 China joined Japan and South Korea as new markets for Canadian seal products by authorizing seal meat and seal oil imports. AFP PHOTO / KAZUHIRO NOGI

A People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) activist wears a coat festooned with the arms, legs and heads of baby dolls during a protest against the India-International Leather Fair in New Delhi on July 5, 2012. PETA aims to show that leather is dead skin and the group also wants to raise awareness of how animals are treated before they are turned into leather shoes, bags and other products. AFP PHOTO/RAVEENDRAN

A People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) activist wears a coat festooned with the arms, legs and heads of baby dolls during a protest against the India-International Leather Fair in New Delhi on July 5, 2012. PETA aims to show that leather is dead skin and the group also wants to raise awareness of how animals are treated before they are turned into leather shoes, bags and other products. AFP PHOTO/RAVEENDRAN

Glamour and Big Brother 2012 contestant model Victoria Eisermann poses for PETA photocall while sitting in the diary room chair, covered by strategically placed vegetables, holding a sign that says Evict Meat: Vote Vegan. The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London, United Kingdom. June 25th, 2012 full length sign naked nude flashing nipples cleavage lettuce sitting black shoes peep toe CAP/BF ??Bob Fidgeon/Capital Pictures

Glamour and Big Brother 2012 contestant model Victoria Eisermann poses for PETA photocall while sitting in the diary room chair, covered by strategically placed vegetables, holding a sign that says Evict Meat: Vote Vegan. The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London, United Kingdom. June 25th, 2012 full length sign naked nude flashing nipples cleavage lettuce sitting black shoes peep toe CAP/BF ??Bob Fidgeon/Capital Pictures

Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA converged outside the opening of the 'Herme's Leather Forever' exhibition. They held signs reading "Herme's, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather, while other PETA members handed out leaflets to passers by at the Royal Academy of Arts at Burlington Gardens, London England 08th May 2012. CAP/CJ ??Chris Joseph/Capital Pictures

Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA converged outside the opening of the 'Herme's Leather Forever' exhibition. They held signs reading "Herme's, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather, while other PETA members handed out leaflets to passers by at the Royal Academy of Arts at Burlington Gardens, London England 08th May 2012. CAP/CJ ??Chris Joseph/Capital Pictures

Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA converged outside the opening of the 'Herme's Leather Forever' exhibition. They held signs reading "Herme's, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather, while other PETA members handed out leaflets to passers by at the Royal Academy of Arts at Burlington Gardens, London England 08th May 2012. CAP/CJ ??Chris Joseph/Capital Pictures

Skinned People Protest at Hermes Leather Exhibition Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA will converge outside the opening of the "Herm?Zs Leather Forever" exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts at 6 Burlington Gardens on Tuesday. They will hold signs reading, "Herm?Zs, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather", while other PETA members hand out leaflets to passers-by and event attendees. In addition to causing a life of suffering and a terrifying death for cows and other animals killed for their skin, the leather industry is toxic to the environment and a threat to human health. Unlike more progressive companies, Herm?Zs also uses fur. L- R Monica Harris, Katy Heffernan-Smith, Niki Verb CAP/JEZ ??Jez/Capital Pictures Skinned People Protest at Hermes Leather Exhibition Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA will converge outside the opening of the "Herm??s Leather Forever" exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts at 6 Burlington Gardens on Tuesday. They will hold signs reading, "Herm??s, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather", while other PETA members hand out leaflets to passers-by and event attendees. In addition to causing a life of suffering and a terrifying death for cows and other animals killed for their skin, the leather industry is toxic to the environment and a threat to human health. Unlike more progressive companies, Herm??s also uses fur. L- R Monica Harris, Katy Heffernan-Smith, Niki Verb CAP/JEZ ??Jez/Capital Pictures

Skinned People Protest at Hermes Leather Exhibition Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA will converge outside the opening of the "Herm?Zs Leather Forever" exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts at 6 Burlington Gardens on Tuesday. They will hold signs reading, "Herm?Zs, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather", while other PETA members hand out leaflets to passers-by and event attendees. In addition to causing a life of suffering and a terrifying death for cows and other animals killed for their skin, the leather industry is toxic to the environment and a threat to human health. Unlike more progressive companies, Herm?Zs also uses fur. L- R Monica Harris, Katy Heffernan-Smith, Niki Verb CAP/JEZ ??Jez/Capital Pictures Skinned People Protest at Hermes Leather Exhibition Painted to resemble bloodied and skinned people, three models representing PETA will converge outside the opening of the "Herm??s Leather Forever" exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts at 6 Burlington Gardens on Tuesday. They will hold signs reading, "Herm??s, Bag Cruelty: Ditch Leather", while other PETA members hand out leaflets to passers-by and event attendees. In addition to causing a life of suffering and a terrifying death for cows and other animals killed for their skin, the leather industry is toxic to the environment and a threat to human health. Unlike more progressive companies, Herm??s also uses fur. L- R Monica Harris, Katy Heffernan-Smith, Niki Verb CAP/JEZ ??Jez/Capital Pictures

Victoria Eisermann Former Playboy model and PETA's 2007 Sexiest Vegetarian in Europe winner poses for photos as she sits in a bathtub filled with fake blood to protest EU's postponement of banning the sale of cosmetics containing ingredients tested on animals. London, England. April 23rd, 2012 length tub naked nude skin wet red blood cleavage sponge flashing full CAP/IA ??Ian Allis/Capital Pictures

Victoria Eisermann Former Playboy model and PETA's 2007 Sexiest Vegetarian in Europe winner poses for photos as she sits in a bathtub filled with fake blood to protest EU's postponement of banning the sale of cosmetics containing ingredients tested on animals. London, England. April 23rd, 2012 half length tub naked nude skin wet red blood cleavage bottle CAP/CJ ??Chris Joseph/Capital Pictures

Victoria Eisermann Former Playboy model and PETA's 2007 Sexiest Vegetarian in Europe winner poses for photos as she sits in a bathtub filled with fake blood to protest EU's postponement of banning the sale of cosmetics containing ingredients tested on animals. London, England. April 23rd, 2012 half length tub naked nude skin wet red blood cleavage sponge CAP/CJ ??Chris Joseph/Capital Pictures

A member of the association "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals" (PETA) participates in a protest in Toulouse, southwestern France, on March 17, 2011, to denounce the way birds' livers are fatten during the foie gras production. AFP PHOTO / ERIC CABANIS

A member of the association "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals" (PETA) participates in a protest in Toulouse, southwestern France, on March 17, 2011, to denounce the way birds' livers are fatten during the foie gras production. Black board reads "Menu, Bird" AFP PHOTO / ERIC CABANIS

A member of the association "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals" (PETA) participates in a protest in Toulouse, southwestern France, on March 17, 2011, to denounce the way birds' livers are fatten during the foie gras production. AFP PHOTO / ERIC CABANIS