In Article 5(2) and (3), the Commission proposes that a restraining or killing trapping method should be considered humane even if one animal in five suffers such indicators as fracture, severance of a tendon or ligament, major periosteal abrasion, severe external haemorrhage or haemorrhage into an internal cavity, skeletal muscle degeneration, ocular damage, spinal cord injury, amputation or death.
In Article 5(2) and (3), the Commission proposes that a restraining or killing trapping method should be considered humane even if one animal in five suffers such indicators as fracture, severance of a tendon or ligament, major periosteal abrasion, severe external haemorrhage or haemorrhage into an internal cavity, skeletal muscle degeneration, ocular damage, spinal cord injury, amputation or death.