Not only is it a chance to display animals but for some, it’s very lucrative.

Forty of 92 cows were released onto the interstate during the crash, and 16 died, police said.

Some farmers say profits aren't likely if COVID-19 persists.

The vultures are protected by a 101-year-old law, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, which means the farmers cannot harm them. 

The 3 a.m. crash injured one person and leaves the busy highway closed for much of Friday morning.