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Herbivore (herbivore@kolektiva.social)'s status on Friday, 29-Mar-2024 17:39:34 JST Herbivore

How old the animals are when we kill them...
🎨 School of vegan
In conversation about a year ago from kolektiva.social permalink
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1. The image is an infographic titled "How old the animals are when we kill them vs. Their natural lifetime." It shows a comparison between the age at which various farm animals are typically slaughtered and their potential lifespan if allowed to live naturally. Each pair of ages is represented by two colored bars (red for slaughter age, green for natural lifespan), with icons of animals next to them. The animals and ages listed are: - Pigs: 6 months vs. 12 years - Male dairy calves: 1-24 weeks vs. 20 years - Cows used for meat: 18 months vs. 20 years - Male egg chicks: 1 day vs. 12 years - Lambs: 6-8 months vs. 12 years - Chickens used for eggs: 1-2 years vs. 15 years - Turkeys: 5 months vs. 20 years - Cows used for milk: 4 years vs. 20 years - Chickens used for meat: 6 weeks vs. 8 years At the bottom is the URL "www.SkoolofVegan.com"
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Herbivore (herbivore@kolektiva.social)'s status on Monday, 25-Mar-2024 09:14:11 JST Herbivore

Humans have wiped out biodiversity and set the Earth's cycles into overdrive.
In conversation about a year ago from kolektiva.social permalink
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1. The image is a bar graph titled "Terrestrial Biomass," illustrating the changes in biomass, measured in millions of tonnes, for wild animals, domesticated animals, and humans at three different time points: 10,000 BCE, 1900, and 2000. In 10,000 BCE, wild animals are the most significant biomass, with a slightly smaller amount of humans and a negligible amount of domesticated animals. By 1900, the biomass of domesticated animals surpasses wild animals, and humans increase slightly. In 2000, the biomass of humans and domesticated animals has increased substantially, dwarfing the much-reduced wild animal biomass. The graph has a marble background, and the data sources are listed at the bottom: for 1900 and 2000 from Vaclav Smil, and for 10,000 BCE from Paul Chefurka.
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Herbivore (herbivore@kolektiva.social)'s status on Saturday, 18-Nov-2023 20:20:57 JST Herbivore

It's not about the protest itself, it's about the injustice it represents.
In conversation 2 years ago from kolektiva.social permalink
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