Animal cruelty effects on the environment
Which farm animal creates the most greenhouse gases emissions when processed?
What is Cows?
What is a stock person?
What is a caregiver, cares for animals, nurtures animals,
Factory farming is a leading cause of ...
What is... "Deforestation, Water Pollution, and Climate Change"
One effect of confinement in factory farms?
What is...
one of these:
No Natural Behavior
Affects Health
Can't Move freely
Stress
Aggression
What food causes iron deficiency if you don't eat it?
What is beef
What greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere when producing meat?
(Name at least 2)
What is?
Carbon dioxide
Methane
Nitrous oxide
Finish the sentence: 40 years ago there was hardly any studies...
What is animal welfare
What is the Amazon Rainforest referred to as?
What is "the lungs of the earth"
What causes deformities and early death rates?
What is Growth and Genetic Manipulation
What type of feed do factory-farmed cows eat?
What is corn and soy-based feed
True or false
Do we produce the full animal when producing meat?
What is False?
Finish the sentence: When animals are deprived of there Five Freedoms they become...
What is hostile, difficult to handle
What are the 3 major ways to move away from factory farming spoken of in the presentation?
What is "sustainable agricultural practices, reducing meat consumption, and supporting plant-based diets?"
True or false: Animals in factory farms receive painkillers/ pain relief when getting a procedure.
What is false?
Are pesticides in the corn feed? True or false.
True
What percent of the 36 billion tons of greenhouse gases emitted every year are produced by the meat industry?
A- 0-25%
B-26-50%
C-51-75%
D-76-100%
What is A-0-25% or 14-22% to be exact?
What was Budianski belief?
What is, animal suffering is all a part of nature, suffering is not considered human
The livestock sector accounts for approximately how much % of global greenhouse gas emissions?
What is 14.5%?
Factory farming subjects animals to confinement, painful procedures, and what?
What is Disease?
How many piglets can a mother pig give birth to?
Up to 8-12 piglets
What is a large plot of land where animals are fattened up before they are ready for human consumption?
What is feedlots?
Name all the Five Freedoms of animal welfare
What is, freedom from hunger and thirst, discomfort, pain, disease or injury, express normal behaviour, fear and distress
This process causes "dead zones" by depleting oxygen in water due to excess nutrients.
What is eutrophication?
What can help address the issues that factory farming puts on animals?
What is one of these...
Choosing cage-free eggs, reducing meat intake, changes in our shopping habits, or supporting animal welfare organizations.
The excessive use of antibiotics can lead to what?
What is antibiotic-resistant bacteria