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Fur farms in Finland are selectively breeding arctic foxes to grow to an enormous and unhealthy size. These photos show the extent of their misery.
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Monster arctic foxes bred to five times their normal size at sick fur farms
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This bear looked frail and weak. Look at his transformation.