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http://www.motherjones.com/environme...ll-antibiotics
Up until the the 1950s, turkeys found on Thanksgiving tables were essentially the same as their wild counterparts. But then, says McMillan, American poultry operations began to expand to meet Americans' growing demand for meat. Turkey farmers began to selectively breed birds for both size and speed of growth—especially in the breast, the most popular cut among American diners. The birds grew so fast that their frames could not support their weight, and as a result, many turkeys were bowlegged and could no longer stand upright. If this continues... ![]() |
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Starte das Auto
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Breeding dinosaurs would solve our food problems.
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Eternal Patrol
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Or our population problems.
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Navy Seal
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Eternal Patrol
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I was thinking more along the lines of worst-case scenario, a la Jurassic Park. Gobble gobble gobble!
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Chief of the Boat
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Navy Seal
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Feeling sorry for the Turkey?
Have Veal instead or one of these gut busters... ![]()
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