Gist of the video: 

• Humans keep a lot of animals for food. Around 23 billion chickens, 1.5 billion cattle, 1 billion pigs and 1 billion sheep every year.
• On a global scale, our meaty diet is literally eating up the planet.
• 83% of farmland is used for animal food production.
• That’s 26% of earth’s total land area.
• Livestock accounts for 27% of global freshwater consumption.
• Only a fraction of the nutrients from fodder end up in the meat.
• One kilogram of steak needs up to 25 kilos of grain and 15,000 liters of water.
• Meat just makes up 18% of our calories humans eat.
• We could nourish an additional 3.5 billion people if we can redirect the resources.
• 15% of all greenhouse gas emissions are created by the meat industry.
• Globally, we kill about 200 million animals every day.
• The majority of antibiotics we use are for livestock – up to 80% in the US.
• An average American throws out nearly a pound of food per day.
• Imagine, if animals were to think of humans, they would consider us killers of the planet.