Animal Domestication

(Propaganda)

-made by Kelly P.

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Worldwide, cows drink 45 billion gallons of water and eat 135 billion pounds of food each day, according to cow-spiracy.

Ten thousand years ago, 99% of biomass ,or the total mass of organisms in an area or volume, was all wild animals, living free in the world. Today, humans and the animals that we raise as food make up 98% of the zoomass and are tamed. 

1-2 acres of rain forest are being burned every second to have more space for animal farms.

90-100 million tons of fish are pulled from our oceans each year by over-fishing and in general, marine harm. Many of the marine species are in verge of extinction, including sharks.

Every minute, 7 million pounds of excrement are produced by animals raised for food in the US. A farm with 2,500 dairy cows produces the same amount of waste as a city of 411,000 people. That is a lot of waste to dispose, not to mention the landfills all starting to pile up.

Livestock operations on land have created more than 500 nitrogen flooded deadzones are around the world in our oceans. Nitrogen causes many of the global warming worldwide, although it is not the worst animal domestication can do.

Although the gallons greatly vary from 442 to 2,500 gallons, that is still a lot, not even including the consumption of 34 to 76 trillion gallons of water annually from agriculture.

Many people may think cars and carbon dioxide from the gasoline of cars cause many of the greenhouse gasses, but to speak for the truth, it’s actually the cause of livestock and the factoring of the unnecessary animal domestication.

Less than 20 million dollars are spent in a year for animal care of pigs, cattle, sheep, and such. We are burning 1-2 acres of rain forest each second that provide us fresh oxygen to just slaughter more of these soft creatures. We need to all focus on what is actually causing all the problems here, and help them deserve for what is right.