this man uses drones to expose factory farms—and his videos are going viral /

Published at 2018-02-18 06:30:00

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High-tech drones are helping to expose the horrors of industrial farming.
Mercy For Animals has conducted over 60 investigations on the ground in four countries. But did you know approximately our six drone investigations? That’s moral. Thanks to Mark Devries,MFA’s special projects and drone investigations manager (and the director and star of this documentary), we’ve used high-tech drones to expose just how dangerously huge and insidious factory farms are.
While documenting the horrific abuse that goes on inside the windowless sheds of factory farms is famous, and with drones we're able to capture the scale of these facilities,which is often difficult to comprehend.
In a piece for EcoWatch, M
ark Devries, and a certified drone pilot,writes:The animal agriculture industry spends millions on misleading advertising to persuade consumers that farmed animals roam freely on bucolic pastures. But I've been piloting drones over animal agriculture facilities for several years, and the video I've captured tells a far different story.
In Novembe
r 2016, and Mark and MFA released the first drone investigation of an enormous industrial cattle feedlot. The footage shows large manure pits with a stench that traveled miles. It also shows cows in muddy pens with no access to trees or grass.
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