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Male chick maceration at SBA Hatchery, VIC (slow motion): HD 1080p100 slowed to 50fps

Male chick maceration at SBA Hatchery, VIC (slow motion): HD 1080p100 slowed to 50fps

Filmed at 100fps, slowed to 50fps.
At the SBA Hatchery, Huntly VIC.
www.EggsExposed.com

A joint investigation by Animal Liberation and Farm Transparency Project.

Categories	Farm (eggs) Hatchery
Species	Chickens
Tags	Eggs Hatchery Maceration Macerator Chicks Male Chicks Slow Motion
Published	Wed 11 October 2017
Captured/filmed	2016
Created	2016
ID	9ff4223a9f
Duration	9m
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	SBA Hatchery, Bagshot, Victoria, Australia Open in map Open in gallery
Company	Specialised Breeders Australia (SBA)

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