Kim Kardashian is “intrusive,” “dangerous,” and just plain harmful to animals, according to PETA. After the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star posted a video of herself riding captive dolphins on social media, the animal rights organization spoke out to RadarOnline.com with a blistering rebuke of her actions. 
 
 “Double dolphin ride with @kristennoelgipson Thank you Vallarta Adventures for teaching us so much!” Kardashian posted on Instagram recently. “Can’t wait to show my daughter the pics of her swimming with dolphins & kissing a sea lion when she gets older! #ThanksForTheMemories #Mexico” 
 
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 But PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange told RadarOnline.com exclusively that the scene was not as carefree as Kardashian would suggest. 
 
 “Kim is free to leave the pool, but for the dolphins, it’s a lifetime sentence,” Lange said. 
 
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 According to the animal rights group , there are many problems with the public swimming with dolphins held in captivity. 
 
 “Touch tanks and ‘swim-with’ programs allow the public to pet, kiss, or even ‘ride’ dolphins. Such programs invade the animals’ already diminished worlds and are intrusive, dangerous, and stressful for the animals as well as for human participants,” she explained. 
 
 “Animals in ‘petting pools’ can become injured and anxious as a result of constant poking and prodding, and exposure to bacteria that they are not immune to can make them ill. The dolphins also often express their frustration through aggression,” PETA states on their website. 
 
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 Kanye West‘s baby mama is no stranger to being criticized for her seemingly animal-unfriendly choices, like sporting python boots, and she and her husband have already won the title of PETA’s most hated couple for their fur-loving ways. 
 
 Her mom, Kris Jenner, also came under fire in Mexico for swimming with a giant sea lion at pal Joe Francis’ estate — where Kardashian was staying during her own vacation. 
 
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 Christina Cho, the Kim Kardashian Flour Bomber -- Militant PETA Member 
 
 's flour attacker is a mega-influentialactivist -- despite the animal organization denying ANY connection to the anti-fur activist's recent flour bombing stunt.The woman's name is-- and she has a history of staging dramatic anti-fur protests in PETA's name. Back in 2010, she grabbed the mic fromat a Women's Conference event in NYC, condemning the use of fur in fashion (below).PETA reported on the protest -- referring to Christina as a "PETA member" and "superstar activist." Christina even won an award from PETA in 2010 for her work for the organization.Christina's younger sister Michelle is a top PETA official in L.A., who credits Christina with leading her to PETA and a life of activism.As we previously reported, PETA is adamant it wasn't behind Christina's outburst last week -- when she dumped flour onat a red carpet event -- telling TMZ, "It was not [us]. We were given the video by an anti-fur activist on the scene."As we first reported, Kim is planning to press charges over the incident. ||||| Kim Kardashian's handling of kitty sparks outrage from animal rights organizations 
 
 Twitpic.com Kim Kardashian may have held a 'good kitty,' but the she received a bad reaction from fans. 
 
 There may not be a photo of Kim Kardashian that doesn't spark a controversy. 
 
 Coming off her fully nude, unretouched photo shoot for Harper's Bazaar, the reality TV star posted a photo on Twitter that sparked outraged from some of her followers and several animal rights organizations. 
 
 In the photo posted Monday, Kardashian is clad in a low-cut black ensemble and leather gloves as she holds a black kitten up by the hair on its neck. 
 
 "Pic from my shoot yesterday...good kitty cat!" she tweeted. 
 
 Among those who weren't too happy with Kardashian's handling of the feline were the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). 
 
 "Kim Kardashian isn't the only person who mistakenly thinks that because a mother cat picks up her kittens by the scruff of the neck that a supportive hand under the rump isn't needed," a rep for PETA told the Daily News. "But I'll bet plenty of fans have let her know - nicely, we hope!" 
 
 On the other hand, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals L.A said that it is tolerable to hold a kitten by his or her scruff for a brief amount of time, however warns "the manner in which Ms. Kardashian is holding the kitten could lead others to mishandle animals." 
 
 Following the uproar the photo created, Kardashian took to her blog to defend her actions. 
 
 "I have been getting negative comments regarding the way I was holding the kitty, but rest assured, the owner and vet were on set and showed me how to pick him up," she wrote. "The cat was not harmed in any way and is perfectly fine! I love animals and would never do anything to harm any animals."
– Some people believe Kim Kardashian is a menace to the thinking public, but PETA has stronger words for the reality-TV star: The animal rights group is calling her downright "dangerous" and "intrusive" to animals after Kim K posted an Instagram video of her cruising around on captive dolphins and puckering up for a sea lion during a Mexican vacation, reports Radar Online. "Touch tanks and 'swim-with' programs … invade the animals' already diminished world," says a PETA spokeswoman. PETA's website also notes that "animals in 'petting pools' can become injured and anxious as a result of constant poking and prodding, and exposure to bacteria that they are not immune to can make them ill." It's not the first-time Kim K has had a run-in with PETA: In 2012, the organization railed against her for threatening to sue a woman who tossed flour on her for wearing fur—a move that prompted sis Khloe to snatch her support for the group. PETA doesn't appear to care one iota what Khloe or any of the Kardashians think about its animal advocacy. “Kim is free to leave the pool, but for the dolphins, it’s a lifetime sentence,” the spokeswoman says. (PETA presumably would not be a fan of Kim's face turning up on the $20 bill.)