The awful conditions that cattle are kept in on ships

Every year, millions of cattle are transported by sea in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. The journey can last for weeks, subjecting the animals to extreme temperatures, rough seas, and cramped living quarters.

Cattle are often packed tightly together in holding pens with limited access to food, water, and proper ventilation. This can lead to stress, injury, and even death among the animals. In addition, the lack of proper sanitation can result in the spread of disease and illness.

Many animal welfare organizations have raised concerns about the inhumane treatment of cattle during long-distance transport by sea. Despite efforts to improve conditions, the practice continues to raise ethical and environmental issues.

It is important for consumers to be aware of the conditions in which their food is produced and to advocate for better treatment of animals in the agricultural industry.