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Images tagged "sub-saharan-africa"

Peter Esegon, 47, one of the primary rhino caretakers at Ol Pejeta Conservancy relaxes with Najin as she takes a nap.The caretakers live away from their families at a small camp within eyesight of the rhino holding area for 20 days on and 6 days off.
NPR (National Police Reservists) have a moment of prayer before they go out on an overnight patrol of Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Central Kenya.The armed men patrol the 360 km2 (140 sq mi) not-for-profit wildlife conservancy around the clock and protect the rhinos and other animals from deadly poachers.
A pig lies tightly tied up across the back of a bicycle while on a lengthy journey to a market in Malawi. Africa, 2017. Evan Price / We Animals Media
A terrified pig stares wide-eyed through the bars of a killing pen toward the knife that will slice open her throat seconds later. Zambia, 2022. Matt Armstrong-Ford / We Animals Media
A hen sits on the ground with her chicks on a small backyard farm. All the animals here are raised for slaughter.
On an intensive pig farm, a sow sits in a farrowing crate with her piglets nearby as a worker cleans the neighbouring pen.
A young pig covered in feces looks into the camera as they lie in a bare concrete aisle between pens on an intensive pig farm.
A cow's hooves at a farm have been left to overgrow and become extremely long. Reasons for such long hoof growth in bovines include excessive energy intake, malnutrition, rumen acidosis, curly toe syndrome, and walking on soft ground. Here, she stands with her newborn calf.
Curious young pigs, filthy with feces and urine, crowd together in a walkway between pens on an intensive pig farm to look out from behind a closed gate.
Sixty-week-old hens live crowded together inside stacked rows of battery cages on an industrial egg production farm. The farm keeps hens inside these cages for two years while they produce eggs. Each cage is intended to hold up to three hens, but four or five hens per cage were often visible.
Two of three artificial ponds on a small farm. The farm's three ponds contain roughly 3,750 bream fish, and the farm slaughters them when the fish reach six months of age. The fish do not come to the pond's surface very much at this time of day.
A chicken raised for meat perches on top of a feeding line inside a rearing shed on an industrial broiler chicken farm. Thirty-three thousand individuals live in this tightly packed shed, and at any given time, 120,000 chickens live on this farm.
Rabbits peer out through the wire mesh of their cage on a small backyard farm. All the animals here are raised for slaughter.
A young pig lies in the corner of their filthy enclosure on a small African farm owned by a large company. Approximately 150 pigs live on this farm in small pens of varying degrees of cleanliness without any enrichment. The farm will send the pigs to slaughter when they are between four to six months of age.
Chickens and guinea fowl stand inside a crowded cage at a bustling live animal market in Africa. Customers purchase them alive kill them at home.
Four young pigs look through a wired-shut gate on a small backyard farm in Africa. The farm's newly built pens hold dozens of pigs on concrete floors without enrichment or outdoor access.
Two young pigs look up from the corner of a dark enclosure on a small backyard farm in Africa. The farm's newly built pens hold dozens of pigs on concrete floors without enrichment or outdoor access.
A farm worker fills large food dispensers with feed in a crowded barn holding 1,200 visibly balding floor-raised hens used for egg production. The birds clamber and crowd around him to eat.
A group of balding floor-raised hens used for egg production look out from an open-sided barn that contains 1,200 hens.
A farm worker fills large food dispensers with feed in a crowded barn holding 1,200 visibly balding floor-raised hens used for egg production. The birds clamber and crowd around him to eat.
A child plays outside a barn that holds 1,500 chickens who are being raised for meat on a small-scale farm.
Fifteen-day-old chicks raised for meat, called broiler chickens, eat from a feed dispenser on a small-scale farm. The farm will send the chickens to slaughter when they reach 40 to 50 days of age.
A group of goats walks along a dirt road on a large industrial farm that keeps many types of animals.
A frayed plastic sack hangs above a recently cleaned bare concrete pig pen. Such sacks are considered a form of enrichment for the animals' welfare.

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