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ANIMAL MUTILATION

WHAT IS ANIMAL MUTILATION? Animal mutilation is the docking of any parts of the body of animal under unusual process, usually bloodless. In some country, specific mutilation are legal, in others they are not regulated. In most of the country the described mutilation can be carried out without anesthesia and analgesic.   Animal suffers several pains during the mutilation process and are deeply distressed.   Globalization involves global trade with food thus including trade with animal suffering. Many animals are engaged in mutilation. Cattle mutilation is also known as Bovine excision. Examples of some animal mutilation: THE MUTILATION OF PIG Animal are adapted to the farm environment, instead of vice visa. Pigs in intensive livestock farming are subjected to painful intervention. This operation is carried out with anesthesia, why? To save money. Generally, not all mutilation are performed in every country, the legal situation differs while in some country specifi...
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Life Before Technology

In the olden days, people engaged in subsistence production, this means, they were producing goods for themselves and their family. Later they started interacting with one another because it is difficult for them to meet all their daily requirement. The system of exchanging goods for goods is by trade by barter. Later on, they convert to coweries as a means of exchanging goods and services and as a means of settling debts. The first form of foreign trade in the olden days was the trans-sahara trade in which camels were used as a means of transportation but before then, our fore-fathers traveled from one place to another by trekking. In that time nothing like sandals and there were lots of suffering where people are turned to slaves, they are locked up in their hamlet and they are given small portion of meal each day in other to reduce their strength to run away, even their mouth were locked with key In the olden days communication is not easy and fast if anything happens or problem...
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