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Do you think reptile live feeding is animal abuse?
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I think with animal welfare, it matters less how the animal dies, and more the quality of life before death. Of course, death by torture or something would be bizarre and inexcusable. Some animals, even specific individual animals, need live prey if they are to be kept in captivity. It'd be more productive to advocate for better living conditions than "comfortable" deaths.