PETA's 'sexy chicks' hand out free Taco Bell burritos

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PETA has released their “sexy feather ‘chicks’” on Taco Bell with a mission – to hand out free vegan bean burritos.

The women, who are dressed in “bikinis with strategically places feathers and tail [and] feathered headdresses,” are handing out free vegan Taco Bell burritos as part of their new campaign promoting an animal product-free lifestyle, according to a press release.

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Along with the free food, Taco Bell patrons are also given a Taco Bell vegan eating guide and confronted with the group’s banners and billboards which show images of a chicken’s face next to, “Would It Kill You to Get a Bean Burrito?” and “I’m ME, not MEAT.”

PETA chose Taco Bell specifically because of their vegan and vegetarian options.

“It’s easier than ever to find delicious, cruelty-free vegan food, including at fast-food staples like Taco Bell,” says PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. “PETA’s sexy ‘chicks’ are eager to prove that eating vegan is as simple as ordering a fresco-style bean burrito.”

This isn’t the first time the pro-vegan organization has stripped down in support of animals. They have been known for sexual suggestive and explicit ad campaigns before.

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Though, the handing out of burritos is much milder than PETA’s stunts in the past, which have included dousing fur wearers in red paint and comparing sexual assault to meat consumption.