Sentence examples for crowding animals from inspiring English sources

Here is an axiom for farmers and consumers: Crowding animals together in large numbers always leads to problems.

To a rancher like me, who raises cattle, goats and turkeys the traditional way (on grass), the studies show only that the prevailing methods of producing meat — that is, crowding animals together in factory farms, storing their waste in giant lagoons and cutting down forests to grow crops to feed them — cause substantial greenhouse gases.

In addition to the risks associated with crowding, animals of commercial operations may constitute a higher risk for human infection when their relatively young age at time of slaughter does not suffice for developing immunity to common farm pathogens.

If we crowd animals together, limit their supply of air and sunlight, they become weak and irritable, they mope, sicken, and die.

Bobby Dorafshar, a longtime animal rescuer who owns two dog hotels, said he doesn't believe crowded animal shelters are the right environment to assess behavior.

These often involved crowding the animals in confined spaces with unhealthy environments, thus encouraging their keepers to guard against possible epidemics by prophylactic applications of antibiotics.

Secure fences can also help to crowd animals enough to create competition for food and enhance aggressive browsing behavior.

Routine use of preventive antibiotics, critics say, allows producers to crowd animals into unsanitary feedlots and barns, helping to breed drug-resistant bacteria, which can then infect humans.

Unlike other manga artists, Oda draws everything that moves including crowds, animals, smoke, clouds, and oceans himself to create a consistent look while leaving his staff to draw the backgrounds based on sketches drawn by Oda.

But when you crowd farm animals into what Jon Stewart aptly dubbed "an Abu Ghraib of animals" on Thursday's Daily Show in his interview with Food, Inc.'s Robbie Kenner, the massive quantities of manure that result become an environmental disaster.

Cheered on by an excited "crowd-animal" of spectators, it was here that King's anti-hero readied himself to execute his enemies just moments before a madman drags a nuclear bomb into town and explodes the city.