<p>"Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson has stripped naked for PETA's latest campaign.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Recreating the popular shower scene from "Psycho", the 47-year-old actress teamed up with the animal rights community to raise people's awareness of meat trade's water waste and offer a solution to the California drought, reported Ace Showbiz.<br /><br />In the black-and-white picture photographed by David LaChapelle, the former "Baywatch" star mimics Janet Leigh in a scene from the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock classic movie.<br /><br />She wears nothing and only covers her front with a small towel while screaming in the shower.<br /><br />"Meat and dairy farms drain half the country's water. Making a splash for the environment doesn't just mean shorter showers. Try vegan," a message reads.<br /><br />The campaign came following national debate of water restriction which stemmed from a devastating drought in California.<br /><br />It is claimed that the disaster was prompted by the excessive usage of water of the state's meat industries.</p>
<p>"Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson has stripped naked for PETA's latest campaign.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Recreating the popular shower scene from "Psycho", the 47-year-old actress teamed up with the animal rights community to raise people's awareness of meat trade's water waste and offer a solution to the California drought, reported Ace Showbiz.<br /><br />In the black-and-white picture photographed by David LaChapelle, the former "Baywatch" star mimics Janet Leigh in a scene from the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock classic movie.<br /><br />She wears nothing and only covers her front with a small towel while screaming in the shower.<br /><br />"Meat and dairy farms drain half the country's water. Making a splash for the environment doesn't just mean shorter showers. Try vegan," a message reads.<br /><br />The campaign came following national debate of water restriction which stemmed from a devastating drought in California.<br /><br />It is claimed that the disaster was prompted by the excessive usage of water of the state's meat industries.</p>