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Depends on what country you're in. For the curious, they're destroyed, as they grow too slowly for meat and don't lay eggs. In the US, destruction involves them
by 0_____0 6y ago
Depends on what country you're in. For the curious, they're destroyed, as they grow too slowly for meat and don't lay eggs. In the US, destruction involves them being chucked, peeping, into a large grinder. In other places they may face CO2 asphyxiation. The maceration method I think is more humane and instantaneous, though it is certainly violent looking.
- srean 6y agoSome living beings do not experience air hunger when Oxygen is substituted by CO2. Not sure if that is the case for poultry. I wouldn't be surprised that's the reason CO2 asphyxiations is even a thing.