Dairy Farms: The life cycle of a 'useful' cow: After the minute of birth, a calf is immediately taken away from its mother. They are identified as worthless or useful. The worthless ones are taken to auction(weak and umbilical cord attached). Most die at(or on the way to) the auction. The lucky ones are immediately hauled away in a wheel barrow as the weak mother struggles to get to it. They are taken to a small, muddy fence and given a tiny hole to peek out of and to eat out of. The older cows are constantly bred to keep up milk production. They are forced to walk every which way to find where they need to be. Forced by whips and drained of energy. They barely stand, but people use machines to pick them up and move them. Later, they are no longer needed. They are old and 'worthless'. So, they take mile long cold, harsh, and starving trips to factories. They are taken into a place that smells of death.. Blood stained floors and the chill in the air. Blood curdling cries are heard. They go into a room where they have a chain attached to their ankles. The chain jerks up and kills the cow. Unfortunately, some get their legs ripped off as they lay there and bleed out. Their lights finally go off. The life of a race horse(This does not ALWAYS occur): A race horse lives a life of fame and fortune. They are spoiled and adored. That's what it is. Right? WELL WRONG. Indeed they live successful lives. But, as they get older they are 'useless'. They are shipped to slaughter farms. The chain is jerked. They are done. They become OUR food. So in all conclusion. WE ARE THE TRUE ANIMALS.