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Hidden camera angle - bleeding

Hidden camera angle - bleeding

Hidden camera footage showing layer hens and 'broiler' chickens bleeding out after being paralysed by an electrical stun bath and having their throats slit. The footage shows some chickens continue to struggle as they are moved into the further processing area where their feathers and organs are removed.

Categories:	Slaughterhouse
Species:	Chickens
Tags:	Hidden Camera Investigation Slaughterhouse Shut Down Slaughterhouses Shackle Kill Room Kill Floor Chicken Chicken Slaughter Chickens Broiler Layer Layer Hens
Published:	Wed 16 Apr 2025 by Farm Transparency Project
Captured/filmed:	November 2024
Created:	Not specified
ID:	yb9ruuxuyv
Duration:	22m 39s
Licence:	Unspecified - please contact the uploader for terms of use.
Country:	Australia
Location:	E.T Chicken Processing, Llandilo, New South Wales, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

Related campaigns (2)

'Eggs Exposed' campaign, 2025

'Shut down slaughterhouses' campaign, 2023

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