No, I don’t think so. > When they arrive, they are strung upside down by their feet—more broken bones—before their head is dunked in electrified water and thei

No, I don’t think so. > When they arrive, they are strung upside down by their feet—more broken bones—before their head is dunked in electrified water and their throat is cut. Turkeys, like chickens, are not covered by the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act. This means there are few penalties for companies that grievously mistreat turkeys. The production lines run so fast that birds are sometimes still alive as blades cut them, alive as they are dunked in scalding water.