World of Warcraft: Season of Discovery Phase 3 (Level Cap 50). Server: Crusader Strike RP PVP. Location: Blasted Lands My Website: https://mercymurv.com Community Discord: https://discord.gg/rtBxH2VBxt #seasonofdiscovery #sod #wowclassic. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYw5Cd931xQ

Some snippets of my time as Camptosaurus & Pachycephalosaurus. Definitely prefer the Pachy for a more head-on approach. See timestamps for events that took place & description for links, recommendations, & info on what this game is about. 00:00 First time dying. 00:43 Hiding/Escaping with @bunninsula5849. 05:48 Pachy vs Sucho. 12:17 Sketchy delivery quest. 13:17 Helping a herbivore & haunting the attackers w/ my voice. Game: "Path of Titans is an MMO dinosaur video game currently in active development for home computers and mobile devices fully compatible with cross platform play. Play as one of 18 core dinosaurs in a rich ecosystem filled with complex AI creatures and up to 200 other players. Explore an environment filled with natural events, quests, guilds, adventures, and free-form play, all while enjoying a rich life, avoiding death, and augmenting your dinosaur to suit your play style. Path of Titans will provide a framework for dinosaur enthusiasts to roleplay as their favorite prehistoric beasts. We will also provide powerful modding tools to help you shape the game into your own dinosaur adventure. We will continue adding new content, including new creatures, skins, maps, and ongoing support for the aforementioned modding tools. The release date for Path of Titans will be announced as we get closer to development completion." Path of Titans Discord: https://discord.gg/P6t8FGn Fandom: https://path-of-titans.fandom.com/wiki/Path_of_Titans_Wiki Site: https://pathoftitans.com/ My Links: Website: https://mercymurv.com Anti-Predator Discord: https://discord.gg/rtBxH2VBxt Gaming Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDDPof9M29N0rCLzQfft_35MPUjssTFt- PoT Playlist (in case I upload more videos from this game): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDDPof9M29N01BnuJ2sl5oFyIgGJD6mBh Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mercymurv #pathoftitans #pathoftitansgameplay #gaming ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fr_xdzpf0k

This is the egg-laying hen segment of Dominion (2018). To see the full documentary, please visit https://www.watchdominion.com/watch or search it on YouTube. If you happen feel like taking eggs from chickens may be okay under the "right circumstances" then see my video: Why Egg Farming is Always Cruel, Never Vegan (Backyard Eggs, Etc.) https://youtu.be/ON3zuwezKMk Why Go Vegan: https://youtu.be/h_5XWBT4ZUg My website for related videos, resources, and more: https://mercymurv.com Go Vegan Discord link: https://discord.gg/G8w4N2spk7 Want to make a donation? https://www.paypal.me/mercymurv #Dominion2018 #veganism #govegan Search words from transcript (ignore) For egg-laying hens, life begins at the hatchery. Eggs collected from the parent birds are stored, incubated and hatched over 31 days. The male and female chicks are sorted onto separate conveyor belts. Here at Australia’s largest hatchery, they’ve been genetically modified to make the males a different colour than the females, allowing for quick sorting. Unable to ever produce eggs themselves and a completely different breed to the chickens used for meat, the male chicks are considered waste products, as are any females perceived to be deformed or weak. They are sorted onto a separate conveyor belt from the healthy females in their first day of life, and sent into an industrial blender called a macerator. This practice is legal and referred to as humane by the RSPCA. Smaller hatcheries may use carbon dioxide gas or simply suffocate the chicks in plastic bags. All commercial egg farms – caged, barn laid, free range, organic, RSPCA-approved – involve the killing of male chicks, to a total of roughly 12 million per year in Australia. Meanwhile, the healthy females continue on to painful debeaking machines. Hens are debeaked to minimise the harm they can do to each other in the confinement of egg farms. The chicks are then stacked in trays and trucked to pullet rearing farms, where they’ll remain for 4 months until they begin laying eggs. A small number of males will be spared the macerator in order to serve with a selection of hens as parent birds, laying and fertilising the eggs for the hatchery. The other hens are sent out to egg farms across the country. Around two-thirds of the 18 million layer hens at any given time in Australia are housed in battery cages. Each shed can contain up to 100,000 hens, with between 4 and 20 per cage, each hen afforded a space smaller than a A4 sheet of paper. They are unable to stretch their wings or express any natural behaviours such as dust bathing, perching or foraging. Due to decades of genetic manipulation and selective breeding, they lay an egg almost every day for a total of up to 330 per year, compared to the 10-15 that a wild hen would lay. As they age, the poor environment and physical stress of frequent egg-laying takes a toll on their health, indicated by the gradual loss of all of their feathers and an increasingly pale comb suggesting anaemia. Deaths inside the cages are common, and due to the size of the facilities can be easily missed for long periods of time, forcing the surviving hens to live on top of the rotting carcasses. Newer cage systems collect the faeces onto conveyor belts beneath the cages, while older systems allow it to pile up underneath. Birds who manage to escape the cages are left to die in these manure pits. At 18 months of age, after living in the cage for over a year, their egg production will have slowed significantly enough to be considered “spent”. They are “depopulated” – pulled from the cages and stuffed into crates, often resulting in bone fractures due to rough handling. They are either gassed to death and then buried or rendered, or sent to the slaughterhouse, and replaced by new 4-month old hens. Up until 2016, there were no national standards on what can be claimed as free range eggs. Now, free range farms are capped at a maximum outdoor density of 10,000 hens per hectare – one per square metre – though they still spend most of their time packed together in large sheds. Chickens naturally form and live within a social hierarchy called a pecking order, but are only able to recognise around 100 other chickens. In sheds or paddocks with thousands of other birds, their inability to maintain this pecking order results in chaos. The weak birds are picked on with no way to escape. Disease spreads rapidly. An outbreak of avian influenza at a New South Wales free range egg farm in 2013, believed to be contracted from wild ducks, led to the culling of over 400,000 farmed hens. Many of the larger free range farms also have cage farms on the same property, with the eggs from both ending up in the same packing shed. A 2009 analysis of Egg Corporation data indicated that as many as one in six eggs sold as "free range" were laid by caged or barn hens. As with caged farms, free range hens are sent to slaughter from just 18 months of age, far short of their [...] ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrFu_vSdfzs

World of Warcraft: Season of Discovery Phase 2 (Level Cap 40). Server: Crusader Strike RP PVP. My Website: https://mercymurv.com Community Discord: https://discord.gg/rtBxH2VBxt #seasonofdiscovery #sod #wowclassic. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6YEPxS2g0g