Cattle are the only farmed animals that typically spend part of their lives unconfined and outdoors. Does that mean cattle raised for beef have the best lives of any farmed animal?
Are Cowboys Kinder? - Meet the modern cowboys who are transforming cattle welfare—and those who are trying to destroy them.
Who's Got Beef? - Learn how to find the most humane beef products.
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Pigs
More than 97 percent of America’s hog farmers have been driven out of business, but we’re producing more pork than ever. Genetically engineered pigs raised in intensive confinement have become the industry standard. How did it happen?
Free Range Pigs? - Meet the man who reinvented the way pigs are raised (and find out where you can buy his pork).
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Poultry
Americans eat more than 100 times as much chicken meat as we did a century ago. But the whopping 9 billion chickens we eat each year are genetically engineered, drugged, and sick. What happened?
Anything Goes - Chickens are the most abused of all farmed animals, and yet they are completely unprotected under US federal law.
Chicken vs. Chimp - New studies suggest chickens have some intellectual abilities that surpass primates. Is it true?
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Sea Animals
Fish factory farms and industrial fishing are emptying our oceans. In some industries, up to 98 percent of the sea animals caught are thrown back, dead, as "bycatch." Can we fish better?
Humane Fish? - Is there a humane way to slaughter a fish?
Empty Ocean - Researchers can now measure the rapidly dropping biomass of ocean life as a whole. What does it mean?
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