The PETA Twitter account has recently tried to tarnish the cherished memory of Steve Irwin, the renowned zoologist and Crocodile Hunter who has touched the hearts of millions and taught us all about animals, their welfare and wildlife preservation. In one of their most recent twitter posts, PETA has expressed their dislike towards Google's newest Doodle (For Steve Irwin's Birthday) by exclaiming that Steve Irwin died as he lived: harassing animals.

Their tweet: (https://twitter.com/peta/status/1098992959649808384?s=19

As many of you, I think that even though PETA has been a joke for years in their selfish attempts at marketing and simply harsh comments towards general public, this is a step too far, even for them. Hence why I'm calling for the suspension or complete removal of PETA's Twitter account, in an attempt to put an end to their intended provocative marketing tactics and publicity stunts so that they can learn that even when you're a business Juggernaut, you can't do or say whatever you please, especially when your main goal in doing so is to gain more publicity. 

I would also like for PETA to make a public apology to the family of the King of Wildlife Preservation, as surely it must be extremely painful and disheartening for them to hear about their long gone family member being slandered in broad daylight for Internet fame.

Rest in Peace Steve, you have made the world a better place and opened our hearts and minds to the colourful creatures that live alongside us.