Chickens often have their throats slit while they are still conscious.
Factory workers who transport Burger King chickens grab the birds by a leg and throw or shove them into tiny crates, often breaking the birds' bones. Unable to establish a pecking order, build a nest, or do much else, hens can go insane in these cramped conditions and start attacking each other. Burger King's eggs come from laying hens who are crammed into cages so small that the hens can't spread even one wing. Burger King's chickens are genetically bred to grow so large, so fast that their legs can't support their weight. Burger King confines breeding pigs to tiny concrete stalls for most of their lives .