debeak

/diːˈbiːk/
verb
  1. To remove part of a bird's beak, usually to prevent them from pecking each other in crowded farming conditions.
    • Animal rights groups argue that it is cruel to debeak birds without pain relief.
    • Some poultry farms debeak their chickens to reduce aggression in the flock.
    • The farmer decided not to debeak his turkeys, choosing instead to give them more space.
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