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Piglets touching noses in the holding pens VIC 2023

Piglets touching noses in the holding pens - Two piglets communicating in the pens the night before slaughter - Captured at Benalla Abattoir, Benalla VIC Australia.

Piglets touching noses in the holding pens

Two piglets communicating in the pens the night before slaughter

Categories	Slaughterhouse
Species	Pigs
Tags	Abattoir Slaughterhouse Pig Pigs Piglets Piglet Friendship Holding Pens Holding Pen
Published	Mon 27 March 2023
Captured/filmed	2023
ID	mmv3ba883m2gpvin0ecs
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Benalla Abattoir, Benalla, Victoria, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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