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What is the purpose of animal testing?
Many animals are dieing and that is were animal testing the animals comes in for good purpose. The purpose of improving human life instead of sacrificing a human you give up an animal. There are so many animals in the world and animals are still producing more. Think about it "It's you or the animal."
Approximently many animals are used in animal testing each year?
Approximately 12 .1 million animals are used a year for testing.
How many animals die each year from animal testing in the US?
Millions
How many animals are killed down to animal testing each year?
60 - 100 million.
How many animals from 2000 2010 have died from animal testing?
Each year there is an estimate of 100 million animals so times that by 10 and you've got 1000 million animals dieing from animal testing! That alot of animals :/
How many animals died last year from animal testing?
About 22 animals die every second in testing labs around the world each second. So 22 x 32,536,000(seconds in a calendar year) = 693,792,000 animals die every year.
What are the sideffects on animals after animal testing?
There are many side-effects to testing in animals such as permanent brain damage, cancer, and even death.
How many animals are tested on every day?
It is difficult to provide an exact number as testing practices vary by country and institution. However, it is estimated that millions of animals are used in research and testing worldwide each year. Efforts are being made to reduce and refine animal testing practices wherever possible.
Why do people use animals for testing?
There are many reasons why people use animals for testing. One reason is that they don't want to risk killing a human.
How many animals die in Washington from animal testing?
In Washington state from 2007 to 2008, roughly 1850 animals died due to animal testing :(
How many animals die from animal testing in Europe?
There is about 17,000
Does all laundry detergent undergo testing on animals before being approved for sale?
No, not all laundry detergent undergoes testing on animals before being approved for sale. Many companies use alternative testing methods that do not involve animals.
