ARGENTINA: La industria del HUEVO exhibida

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Las gallinas son seres sintientes y la industria las encierra en jaulas densamente pobladas, en contacto con heces y cadáveres, donde no pueden estirar sus alas ni expresar comportamientos propios de su especie como darse baños de arena, subir a perchas o anidar y cuidar de sus crías.

FIRMA AQUÍ para apoyar nuestra denuncia de estos actos y para seguir exigiendo justicia para los animales: https://ia.onl/yt-gallinas-arg

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Transcript (English — en)

In Argentina, more than 62 million
hens are exploited under these
conditions by the egg industry.
The largest concentration is in the
province of Buenos Aires, where Igualad
Animal investigated four farms, one of
them with more than 400,000 hens
crammed into cages.
This is the truth about an industry that
expands at the expense of
animal suffering.
Argentina became the
world's leading consumer of eggs.
The data was revealed in early
2026, but the industry omitted
information from this story.
The systematic suffering of hens
that are exploited in
cruel and unsanitary conditions.
On this farm we documented six
hens confined in a single cage,
with no space to stretch their wings,
stand up or walk.
Weakened by the lack of movement,
the hens step directly on
the wires.
This will be the case every day and every minute during
the average two years that they are
exploited.
The consequences are obvious.
[music] Chickens with injuries,
deformities and diseases.
Our camera documented blood and
secretions in the cloacas of the
hens, which may be related
to difficulties laying eggs,
nutritional deficiencies,
parasites, or intestinal infections.
Feather predation is another sign of
deteriorating health and
aggression among hens caused by
the stress of extreme confinement.
Sick hens do not receive
veterinary care and when they die their
bodies are left in the cages or
on the floor.
The state of decomposition causes the
presence of flies that land on
other chickens and on the waste that
is only removed every 2 years.
When hens' egg production drops
and they are sent to the slaughterhouse.
Cages are a cruel and
obsolete system that must end. Sign today
to demand its end.
He chose a diet that respects
animals with veg.