What are Minks?

Reach is important to the economy in various parts of the world including North America, Canada, Northern Europe, Russia. These animals eat rodents and other diseased animals and reduce the risk of disease and disease all over the world. Otters are medium-sized semi-aquatic mammals seen in grasslands, forests, river banks, streams, lakes, wetlands. Due to lack of protection, water pollution, and pesticides found in natural habitats, the population of mink has dramatically decreased (Butfiloski, J .;

Supporters of welfare say that Otter farming has brought about problems that can not be overcome. Except during the mating period, these animals have wild and advanced areas alone. Wild otters spend their days roaming and swimming. Because of the otter, is it crowded with hundreds of other people in the close-up place, struck by the smell of feces and urination? Mink said, "It is not possible to respond appropriately to these chemical information and its impact on welfare is not clear, but enabling the accumulation of fertilizer under the cage is a potential cause of social stress "Steven Harris, a professor at Bristol University in the UK, co-authored and was asked for a scientific review of animal welfare standards.

The most common cultured fur animals are otters, followed by foxes. Two otter farms are in Europe, 10% are in North America, the rest are distributed worldwide, such as Argentina and China. Breeding of the female otter It depends on the state after the first intense frozen, but it is killed at the age of 6 months after birth, there are 3 to 4 surviving kittens in one garbage. 4 These animals are trapped in an unbearable little cage - live in fear, stress, illness, parasites, and other physical and mental difficulties. Unnecessary global industries earn billions of dollars annually. For details on what happens to these animals, please see American Mink Farm's PETA show.