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why, its canada, outside could be cold and snowy and while it seem crowded, we cannot tell for sure yes i read the articles that said, when chicken are put in
by systems 4y ago
why, its canada, outside could be cold and snowy
and while it seem crowded, we cannot tell for sure
yes i read the articles that said, when chicken are put in very tight place or in areas where they are too crowded, i that they can start to behave aggressive towards each other
that being said, how can we tell if this is too crowded for chickens?
- datkam 4y agoI don't think that they even go outside...
- lm28469 4y ago> that being said, how can we tell if this is too crowded for chickens? lmao this is on the same level as when we used to do surgery on newborn/babies without anaesthetics because "they can't feel pain" We grow them so fast their organs can't even follow, we let them live for 4 weeks before slaughter when healthy ones could live 5-10 years, we cut their beak so they can't hurt eachother in stress induced fights How can you look at a picture of a dark barn, with something like 10+ chicken per sq meter, bathing in their own shit and piss for the bulk of their miserable existence, and ask "how can we tell if this is too crowded for chickens" > outside could be cold and snowy They most likely will never see outside, the extreme vast majority don't https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wx4rDvYHrZM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wx4rDvYHrZM https://www.humanesociety.org/news/super-size-problem-broiler-chickens https://www.humanesociety.org/news/super-size-problem-broile...
- parton 4y agoI can tell you from personal experience working in these barns that it really is that crowded, and it isn't pleasant in there for either chickens or humans.