Turkey Exploitation
An Animal Exploitation Photo Journal and Gallery Presentation from All-Creatures.org
This all creatures animal exploitation photo gallery about turkeys is being presented to show the public the difference between the cute little animals we see in advertising and picture in our minds and the reality that exists in the world.
Turkey - Free Range Myth - 17
(Turkey - Free Range Myth - 17)
Partial beak amputation can be performed on organic turkey flocks. Ian J.H.
Duncan, a professor of Poultry Ethology at the University of Guelph in
Canada, says "the idea of beak trimming being a short-lived discomfort for
the bird may be far from accurate. The short and long-term changes in
behavior, particularly the substantial decrease in activities involving the
beak and the increase in inactivity particularly in the first week after the
operation, suggests that the birds are suffering severe pain."
Photo and some commentary from:
Free Range Turkey
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