Cornell Bans Bear Butchering After Viral Video of Students Carving Up Animal in Dorm Kitchen
Cornell University has introduced a new rule banning the processing of wild game in school kitchens after two students were caught carving up a bear in a dorm kitchen and went viral on social media. The move comes months after the incident sparked outrage among animal welfare advocates.
Cornell University has banned the processing of wild game in its school kitchens following an incident where two students went viral for carving up a bear in a dormitory kitchen. The ban comes as a result of the students' actions being deemed unacceptable and potentially hazardous. The university has implemented this new rule to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. The move is seen as a step to maintain a safe and respectful environment for all students on campus.
