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With a focus on gilt-head sea bream and European sea bass, Greece is known worldwide for its extensive aquaculture and commercial fishing industries. The main fish auction in the port of Piraeus (the chief sea port of Athens) is the largest in Greece, processing and selling approximately 150 to 200 tonnes of fish daily, of which about 60 to 70 tonnes are from Greek fishing vessels operating in the local seas, about 20 to 30 tonnes are from Greek fish farms, and the remainder are imports.

With a focus on gilt-head sea bream and European sea bass, Greece is known worldwide for its extensive aquaculture and commercial fishing industries. The main fish auction in the port of Piraeus (the chief sea port of Athens) is the largest in Greece, processing and selling approximately 150 to 200 tonnes of fish daily, of which about 60 to 70 tonnes are from Greek fishing vessels operating in the local seas, about 20 to 30 tonnes are from Greek fish farms, and the remainder are imports.

With a focus on gilt-head sea bream and European sea bass, Greece is known worldwide for its extensive aquaculture and commercial fishing industries. The main fish auction in the port of Piraeus (the chief sea port of Athens) is the largest in Greece, processing and selling approximately 150 to 200 tonnes of fish daily, of which about 60 to 70 tonnes are from Greek fishing vessels operating in the local seas, about 20 to 30 tonnes are from Greek fish farms, and the remainder are imports.

Pangolins are largely covered in scales made of keratin-the same material found in human fingernails.

Pangolins are largely covered in scales made of keratin-the same material found in human fingernails. Pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world, and you’ve probably never heard of them. They are trafficked by the thousands for their scales, which are boiled off their bodies for use in traditional medicine; for their meat, which is a high-end delicacy in Vietnam and in China; and for their blood, which is considered to be a healing tonic. Vietnam, 2020. Kindred Guardians Project / We Animals Media

At this sale yard in New South Wales sheep sales are much higher than usual because of the drought and fires.

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

The skinned body of a chicken is seen on a butcher's table, waiting to be cut, in a local meat market. 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

Two ducks, with slit throats and tied together by the legs are stuffed upside down into a metal cone and left to bleed out at an Indonesian wet market. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

The blood of slaughtered ducks drips down a wall into a bowl at a small slaughtering shop at an Indonesian wet market. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

Flies hover and feed on the bodies of recently slaughtered ducks at an Indonesian wet 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.

Several cows at a crowded feedlot.

At this sale yard in New South Wales sheep sales are much higher than usual because of the drought and fires.

At this sale yard in New South Wales sheep sales are much higher than usual because of the drought and fires.

A fishmonger beheads a fresh Nile tilapia for a customer at a wet market in Thailand. A large pile of catfish fillets is in the foreground.

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.

A butcher chops up cuts of pork behind the shop and out of the pouring rain at a wet market in Thailand.

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.

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