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A hen looks out from the slits of her cage, where she is packed in with other chickens for transport to the wet market. They will remain in these cages until they are selected for slaughter. India, 2021. S. Chakrabarti / We Animals Media

Ducks are tied down awaiting their turn to be slaughtered, while they hear and see other ducks being slaughtered inside a market. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

Close up of several ducks tied by the feet at a wet market. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media.

Bags of duck meat are packaged and placed right next to live chickens and ducks who are moments away from being slaughtered. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

A cow being transported across Europe reaches for a tree branch while the truck is parked at the Bulgarian-Turkish border.

Animals transported for slaughter from across Europe through the Bulgarian-Turkish border.

It is illegal for animals to be transported in heat over 30 degrees.

Live catfish are displayed for sale on metal trays at a wet market in Thailand. A vendor hoses out an empty tray in the background.

Live climbing perches are displayed for sale in a metal bucket with no water next to a tray of snakehead heads at a wet market in Thailand.

Workers pick up sedated red hybrid tilapia from a floating pen to be weighed and sorted during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Clove oil is a fast acting sedative that is used to calm fish prior to the harvest, making it easier for workers to handle the fish and minimize damage to them from too much struggling.

Densely packed red hybrid tilapia lie motionless in the murky water of a floating pond after being sedated with clove oil during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Clove oil is a fast acting sedative that is used to calm fish prior to the harvest, making it easier for workers to handle the fish and minimize damage to them from too much struggling.

Densely packed red hybrid tilapia lie motionless in the murky water of a floating pond after being sedated with clove oil during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Clove oil is a fast acting sedative that is used to calm fish prior to the harvest, making it easier for workers to handle the fish and minimize damage to them from too much struggling.

Densely packed red hybrid tilapia lie motionless in the murky water of a floating pond after being sedated with clove oil during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Clove oil is a fast acting sedative that is used to calm fish prior to the harvest, making it easier for workers to handle the fish and minimize damage to them from too much struggling.

Workers sort sedated red hybrid tilapia during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Those fish large enough to be sold are tossed into plastic drums, while the smaller fish are tossed back into floating pens. To deliver to certain supermarket chains, the weight and condition of the fish is strictly regulated, thus sedative is regularly used during the harvest to reduce damage to the fish from their struggling.

Workers sort sedated red hybrid tilapia during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Those fish large enough to be sold are tossed into plastic drums, while the smaller fish are tossed back into floating pens. To deliver to certain supermarket chains, the weight and condition of the fish is strictly regulated, thus sedative is regularly used during the harvest to reduce damage to the fish from their struggling.

Workers pour live Nile tilapia from a metal sorting tray into plastic baskets during the harvest at an industrial fish farm in Thailand.

Several live Nile tilapia swim in the murky water of a densely crowded tank at a supermarket in Thailand.

A fishmonger picks up a live red hybrid tilapia while talking to customers at a fish stall in a wet market in Thailand. Tilapia are widely consumed fish, and they are among the most popular species for aquaculture in Thailand.

Live catfish wriggle and squirm in a crowded, waterless tub at a wet market in Thailand. With their hardy physiology, catfish can often survive for hours out of water.

Live catfish wriggle and squirm in a crowded metal tray while being handled by workers at a fish stall in a wet market in Thailand. With their hardy physiology, catfish can often survive for hours out of water.

Workers decapitate live catfish, then remove internal organs prior selling them in bulk for customers at a fish stall in a wet market in Thailand. The slaughter technique involves a slit to the throat followed by the head being quickly yanked from the body.

A worker pours clove oil onto a large number of red hybrid tilapia inside a floating pen during the harvest at a fish farm in Thailand. Clove oil is a fast acting sedative that is used to calm fish prior to the harvest, making it easier for workers to handle the fish and minimize damage to them from too much struggling.

Live Nile tilapia struggle to breathe in a plastic basket with no water while being weighed at a wet market in Thailand. Tilapia are widely consumed fish, and they are among the most popular species for aquaculture in Thailand.

Live tilapia in a tank at a supermarket in Indonesia.

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