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Severed bull's head, dumpster and trailer full of body parts, heads and guts TAS 2016

Severed bull's head, dumpster and trailer full of body parts, heads and guts - Gretna Quality Meats, Tasmania - Captured at Gretna Meatworks, Gretna TAS Australia.

Severed bull's head, dumpster and trailer full of body parts, heads and guts

Gretna Quality Meats, Tasmania

Categories	Slaughterhouse
Species	Cows/cattle Sheep
Tags	Slaughter Slaughterhouse Abattoir Dead Bull Head Cattle Body Parts Guts Sheep Skins Dumpster
Published	Fri 6 October 2017
Captured/filmed	2016
ID	4fea165cdb8b31c1505c
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Animal Liberation This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Animal Liberation. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Gretna Meatworks, Gretna, Tasmania, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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