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Kenny Torrella

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Writing @voxdotcom on factory farming and the future of meat.
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This influencer runs 6 miles every night. He’s also a hamster. Original

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By Kenny Torrella Verified
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Mollie, a 10-month-old pet hamster in the Netherlands, probably runs a lot more than you. We know this because, a few weeks ago, a Dutch physicist named Thijs — who owns Mollie — rigged up the rescued hamster’s running wheel to Strava, a popular app that runners use to log their miles. Thijs found that Mollie typically runs around six miles every night. Mollie the hamster, getting his miles in. Courtesy of Mollie’s owner, Thijs “He’s beating me,” Thijs told the CBC.
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A Trump administration rule could stop a powerful tool for exposing animal cruelty

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By Kenny Torrella Verified
| Future Perfect Verified
In February, an animal rights group flew a drone over a farm in California that raises calves destined for dairies and cattle ranches. Double D Dairies, the company that owns the farm, is linked to a prominent milk brand that highlights its humane farming practices. But the drone documented a very different reality. In one part of the drone video, filmed by the group Direct Action Everywhere, employees can be seen kicking calves in the face.
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Costco’s organic chicken isn’t what it seems Original

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By Kenny Torrella Verified
| Future Perfect Verified
Organic chicken costs on average more than twice as much as conventional chicken, and people buy it in part because they believe that the animals are given a much better life. Consumers expect animals on organic farms to be treated better, but a new investigation found a Costco organic chicken supplier severely neglecting and abusing animals.
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