As I understand, it's very poor practice to hurt the sheep in shearing, because that affects productivity. I can understand objecting to harm that's considered standard practice (though I have a less-than-enlightened acceptance of the requirements of industrialized farming).
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That is terrifying.
Eh, businesses with poor/unethical practices can see short-term gains that justify cutting corners despite the long-term consequences. I don't have a lot of faith in the market correcting this stuff on its own.
That is terrifying.
The bees, or the sheep?
Or the beesheep hybrids?????
Sheep that carry bees in their mouths so when they baa they shoot bees?
As I understand, it's very poor practice to hurt the sheep in shearing, because that affects productivity
You'd think, right? But mulesing continues to "save" the sheep from issues generated from breeding for maximum skin area.
Sheep that carry bees in their mouths so when they baa they shoot bees?
t reduction of sleep++
The bees, but beesheep hybrids don't sound much better.
And maybe Marine One (x3) just went by.
Except I thought that was tomorrow. Maybe also a practice run?
I find the bee story mildly terrifying. I give your friend props for working with his hive despite their agressivity.
Randomly, the beesheeps remind me of the Monty Python sketch about the French airsheeps. "Ou sont les passagers?"