higher biology - unit 3.4: animal welfare

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what are the four main types of livestock in UK?

poultry, sheep, cattle, pigs

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benefits of free range farming

more ethical due to greater animal welfare, products can be sold at a higher price

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costs of free range farming

requires more land and is more labour intensive

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benefits of intensive farming

more cost effective, leading to higher profits

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costs of intensive farming

poor animal welfare

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behavioural indicators of poor animal welfare

stereotypy, misdirected behaviour, failure in sexual behaviour and parental behaviour, altered activity levels

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stereotypy

repetitive behaviour patterns e.g. chewing, pacing

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misdirected behaviour

self mutilation e.g. excessive licking, plucking

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failure in sexual behaviour

unsuccessful reproduction

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failure in parental behaviour

rejection of offspring

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altered activity levels

unusually very high (hysteria) or low (apathy) levels of activity

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failures in sexual and parental behaviour can be overcome by ensuring that...

young mammals have social contact with their own kind in a good environment