The TV set barely balances on a narrow crate.
She "revealed the indignities and suffering inflicted on farm animals by industrialised agriculture", by apparently just asking to be shown: The farmer switched on the light and there was instant pandemonium within a row of narrow, enclosed crates at one end of the shed.
CIWF points out that this legal minimum allows dairy cows to be housed year-round in zero-grazing systems; mothering sows to be kept in "farrowing crates so narrow they can't even turn around"; and broiler chickens to be "crammed into sheds at stocking densities that allow very little room to act out natural behaviours such as foraging and dust bathing".
A baby male calf, ripped from its mother, faces "16 weeks of confinement in semi-darkness, in a bare wooden crate too narrow to turn around".
Shobra is a central Cairo neighborhood, poor, working class, narrow lanes, live chickens in bamboo crates, a kerosene truck doing its rounds.
The one-story house lies half-hidden by greenery, its corrugated metal roof resting on pillars around a narrow, cement walkway full of dusty crates and jars.
The vinyl records that pack the wooden bins and milk crates in the cluttered, narrow space are an increasingly endangered species, said Mr. Caccamo, who was in search of a record by Mott the Hoople.
Here is the official Voters' Guide — it was distributed as a poster, with twelve steps, each illustrated: Shobra is a central Cairo neighborhood, poor, working class, narrow lanes, live chickens in bamboo crates, a kerosene truck doing its rounds.
Mr. McIntosh says he enjoys the fact that a vendor boils pots of snails to sell outside his door and donkeys plod his narrow street, carrying everything from refrigerators to crates of Coca-Cola.
"We've had to lower the crates out of the window using harnesses because the stairs are too narrow and the boxes would be too awkward to carry down," she said.
