Eggstatic ChickyDoo
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FWIW- my understanding (I am NOT a medical professional) is that, in humans, the brain responds to a buildup of CO2 with attempts to breathe, gasping, etc. and it's that, not a lack of oxygen, that causes most of the uncomfortable sensations of not being able to breathe. This was as part of a safety training for liquid nitrogen, so many of the details don't translate, but if that holds true for other animals I don't see how a CO2 chamber could be humane for anything not already deeply sedated.
Personally, I use a firm grasp and a trusted ax-wielder.
Personally, I use a firm grasp and a trusted ax-wielder.