Have you noticed animal labor in your country? How do they engage in labor?
Since I was born and grew up in the northern part of Nigeria, I haven't seen an animal that he been used for labor in my life. In Nigeria, the majority of the animals that we have are goats, cows, and other types of animals that are trained for generating income or eating.
Nigeria doesn't engage animals in labor as it is done in most of the world. What Nigerians do is to have animals they can be able to take good care of and not animals that would be used to engage in labor, like taking animals to farms to work for you.
What do you do to prevent animal labor? Mention at least four points.
There is nothing much that I can do to prevent animal labor other than doing the following aforementioned 5 things which are:
- Adopting and helping to rescue animals.
- Teaching people around me to love animals and treat animals well.
- Supporting animal rescue
- Caring for animal properties
- Avoid using animals to test products
Tell us if there are alternatives to animal labor.
Yes, there are a lot of alternatives to animal labor one of the best alternatives is hiring laboratories to help you do whatever you want to give your animal to do for you.
Also, another alternative to animal labour is the use of mechanaries or tools to work. I have watched a movie where animals have been used to cultivate farms, and they would have made use of machinery such as tractors, and buds.
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