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Images tagged "force-feeding"

Pigs of God are fattened for competition. The heaviest pigs, sometimes weighing over one tonne, fetch monetary prizes for their owners.
Pigs of God are fattened for competition. The heaviest pigs, sometimes weighing over one tonne, fetch monetary prizes for their owners.
To produce the luxury food item foie gras, ducks and geese are force-fed to fatten their livers up to 10 times their natural size. Spain, 2011. Luis Tato / HIDDEN / We Animals Media
The brutality of force feeding leads to serious injury for many birds. This duck spent several days in the cage with his beak broken. Spain, 2011. Luis Tato / HIDDEN / We Animals Media
The brutality of force feeding leads to serious injury for many birds. This duck spent several days in the cage with his beak broken. Spain, 2011. Luis Tato / HIDDEN / We Animals Media
Pigs of God are fattened for competition. The heaviest pigs, sometimes weighing over one tonne, fetch monetary prizes for their owners. Taiwan, 2019.
Pigs of God are fattened for competition. The heaviest pigs, sometimes weighing over one tonne, fetch monetary prizes for their owners. Taiwan, 2019.

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