Poultry in motion: Chinese driver spotted attaching live ducks and chicken to the boot while taking them back home

Poultry in motion: Chinese driver spotted attaching live ducks and chicken to the boot while taking them back home
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Video was captured yesterday on a motorway in Guangdong Province
Shocking footage shows the livestock taped and tied to the car in bags
More images were later posted on social media showing similar situations

A bizarre video has emerged from China of a car driving along the motorway with two ducks and a live chicken taped to the boot.

The driver was captured with his livestock by another motorist in Guangdong Province yesterday, reported the People's Daily Online.

After the video was uploaded online many people criticised the way the these animals were being transported.

The 20-second footage begins with a close-up of the vehicle pictured with the chicken sitting in a yellow bag attached to the silver car with sticky tape.

Below the chicken, two white ducks can been seen with their heads poking out of yellow and white plastic bags.


The bags have somehow been attached to the inside of the boot and the door has been shut tightly so they do not fall out.

Although the bags are tied to the car tightly, the ducks are still swinging from the boot as the vehicle moves.

As the bags are plastic, there is no guarantee that they won't break during transportation, which would seriously injure the birds.

A second image is then shown of two live chickens hanging from the back of a vehicle in clear plastic bags, just inches from the ground.

Since the video was posted online, there has been mixed reviews from web users about how these animals are being transported.


On the People's Daily Facebook page some expressed anger towards the way these animals are being treated.

One user named 'Jasmin P'ng Siok Lee' wrote: 'Cruelty to these birds. That's not the safe way to transports live animals by exposing them to risk of traffic accidents and adverse wether conditions without shelter or water.'

But 'Sauban Abiodun Ayantan' disagreed: 'What's wrong with that? All animals are destined to slaughter. They are all meat to eat, why the outburst on the driver?

People have also started sharing showing similar situations from the past.

In one of the pictures, a driver was seen attaching nearly a dozen of chickens to the side of his car through open windows.

Woman taking photos of Storm Imogen is left covered in blood and suffers broken arm after being hit by massive wave and swept 50ft along Cornish seafront

Woman taking photos of Storm Imogen is left covered in blood and suffers broken arm after being hit by massive wave and swept 50ft along Cornish seafront

Couple had been photographing wild weather at South Quay, in Newquay
As they took pictures of the storm, they were knocked over by a wave
The woman suffered a broken arm after she was swept 50ft along seafront
Her partner landed on railings which stopped him falling into the harbour


A couple taking pictures of Storm Imogen had a lucky escape when they were hit by a gigantic wave and swept 50ft along the seafront.
The pair had been photographing the wild weather at South Quay in Newquay just after 4pm yesterday when they were knocked over by the colossal wave.
The woman suffered a broken arm after she landed in a boat on the quay, while her partner was washed into some railings which stopped him falling into the harbour.

A group of four RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) volunteers witnessed the entire episode and immediately went to help the terrified couple.


The woman was found extremely dazed and confused, with multiple head injuries as well as the broken arm.
Dramatic pictures show the man being knocked to the ground as the powerful wave struck.

Meanwhile, rescue teams are spending a second day searching for RSPCA inspector Mike Reid who disappeared while trying to rescue birds as Storm Imogen lashed a Cornwall beach.
Mike Reid, 54, went to save the stranded gannets at Porthchapel Beach, near Penzance, at about 2pm on Sunday, but has not been seen since.
As he was on a night shift, he was only reported missing at 6am the following morning.
His family fear he may have been swept out to sea and are anxiously awaiting news at the family home.
His wife Tracey, 45, said she feared he had fallen over a cliff and been swept into the sea.
She said: 'He loves animals and would do anything to rescue them. We are all devastated and feeling numb, but we just don't know what is happening at the moment.'
Conditions out at sea reached 'phenomenal' states, with waves topping 16m (52ft 6in) and a monster of 19.1m (63ft) recorded off St Ives.

Several people were injured yesterday, including two children who had a stone wall fall on them in Bretforton, near Evesham in Worcestershire.
The incident came less than two weeks after the local authority inspected the wall and found no immediate danger to the public.
A man in his 70s had a broken leg and his dog was killed after a garden wall blew on to them in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, at about 8am yesterday.
Meanwhile in the St Annes area of Bristol, a man in his 40s was injured after trees fell on to a three-storey block of flats.
Elsewhere, a father and daughter near Exeter had a 100ft tree blown on to their car outside their house, minutes before they were due to leave for school.

Controversial N.J. Pastor Taking Sabbatical

Controversial N.J. Pastor Taking Sabbatical


A pastor who barred church officials from using Facebook will take a 90-day sabbatical and return to his post. The decision follows the pastor's admission that he engaged in a three-way sexual relationship a decade ago. (Nov. 29)