PETA scolds feds for massive fish kill on Mall

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PETA scolded the Park Service Friday over the treatment of fish on Washington’s National Mall, after two weeks of scorching temperatures led to a massive fish kill there.

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals sent a letter to the head of the National Park Service, Jonathan Jarvis, urging the agency not to restock the Constitution Gardens pond or risk more inhumane cruelty to the “intelligent” aquatic individuals under its care.

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