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The paper you're holding right now? Most egg-laying hens spend their lives in cages smaller than this page. They can’t stretch their wings. They can’t perch and forage. They can’t escape.


Thousands on a farm. Millions in the U.K. Billions around the world.


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Photograph by Benjamin Blomstedt, We Animals


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