Well...In the year 2009 over 100,000 animals where slaughtered. It's very sad.
None. "Factory farming" is just a phrase coined by animal rights activists to refer to large-scale animal agriculture.
This is hard to determine as the animals that die on the way are either quickly discarded or fall out of the transport vehicle.
280 million
No. "Factory farming" is a phrase used only by opponents of large-scale animal agriculture. The correct term is actually Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation or CAFO. As the name implies, CAFO's are large facilities where animals are fed out until they reach their slaughter weight. Only about 15,000 of the 350,000 animal feeding operations in the US qualify as CAFO's, but they produce over 50% of the total animal products.Another viewpointFactory farming is one way of farming, but there are many ways to raise animals as livestock. For example, one could have free range livestock, meaning that they have a lot of land on which to live.In a factory farm, the animals are generally kept in extremely tight quarters and are fed via a large machine. They are handled more by machines than by people. The purpose of factory farming is to churn out more fat animals and meat to make more money. It is not good for people (The food quality is terrible), it is not good for the animals (they suffer a lot before death), and it is not good for the environment (tons of CO2 produced, not to mention the land they are on is trashed).In short, factory farming is a type of animal farming, but animal farming is a broader category with more answers.
15000 animals were killed
they worked at the poo factory with willy wonka
The animals in the path of the avalanche are likely to be killed by it.
So many animals are killed manly by humans hunting for food, and clothing also from humans littering Some animals mistake the litter for food, they eat it and die. Animals are also killed by other animals Example.. A deer is killed then eaten by a wolf.
There are way too many animals killed each year from frost bite. This is because animals who do not belong out in exposed cold are.
commercial farming, or 'factory farming' generally uses many more growth hormones and is far less humane than family farms. see factoryfarming.com for more information.
millions of animals are killed yearly in the usa alone so imagine how many are killed in the other countries and then u have to add that up and what will u get?BILLIONS OF ANIMALS THAT ARE KILLED!!!!!!!! so i guess u could do some research and end up with billions of animals killed yearly.
Well i can't tell you how many cows are killed altogether, but i do know that about ten million cows are killed for McDonald's alone
2 and 1/2 were killed.
If they are ritually slaughtered, they are ALL killed.