Horses, Cows, And Calves Skins After Being Slaughtered – In Iceland
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Behind a slaughterhouse, workers prepare the skins of the freshly killed cows and horses, including newborn calves. Yes, that’s a horse’s tail. Can you imagine having this job? We’re paying for this when we buy flesh and items made from animals. Countries and regions all over the world, including all Western countries, have various customs, trades, and traditions still very much alive in their cultures that involve the commodification and exploitation of animals. Speciesism is a global issue. Reps from the industry invited to share their side. #IcelandAnimalSave #ReykjavikAnimalSave ??Bearing witness.
Holding a bull’s head
Horse’s tail.
Horse skins
Cow skins
Horse’s tail and other animal parts
Horse’s tail and other animal parts
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