Why do Chinese people put glasses on their chickens? 🐔👓
In this video, you'll learn about the unusual but effective methods farmers in China use to reduce aggression among chickens.
On industrial poultry farms, chickens often peck each other, causing serious injuries and damage.
To prevent this, two main methods are used:
The first involves special glasses, usually red, which limit the chicken's vision and reduce aggressive behavior. The glasses are attached to the beak and are painless.
The second method involves beak trimming in chickens at an early age. This helps prevent future injuries and reduces competition for food.
Both methods are widely used, but each raises ethical and practical questions.
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