YES! Animal experimentation should be illegal.
Animals have a heart and a mind just like people do. They are capable of feeling love and pain, happiness and sorrow. But, because they are not able to speak to us and tell us how they feel many people forget that they are capable of having these feelings. That is why they are often hurt or neglected. And most of the experiments, are not effective on humans like they are on animals, for example: chocolate is highly poisionos to dogs, but we don't die when we eat chocolate.
No but it should be because testing on any animal is physical abuse. The animal has no choice in it and that should be illegal. I have seen awful pictures of Chimps with lipstick, Elephants with eyeliner. It should be illegal, because it is truly abuse.
You find out if something is safe or not and you find out the effectiveness of something. But animal experimentation is not fool proof and sometimes all the hard work of testing is usless. I think that we should stop animal experimentation and stick with good old natural things instead of trying to find out if chemicals are safe.
Rabbits, as well as Rats, and Mice are the most common animal experimentation victims.
50 to 100 million animals die worldwide everyday because of animal experimentation.
In my opinion, no. But that's just me.
Animal experimentation has been conducted in the United States for over a century. The first bill to regulate it in any degree was introduced in 1880.
An animal tester is a person who engages in animal testing, the practice of using animals in scientific experimentation.
Kathy Snow Guillermo has written: 'Monkey business' -- subject(s): Animal experimentation, Animal rights, Animal welfare, Moral and ethical aspects of Animal experimentation, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
It often slips under the radar as the RSPCA And other animal protection companys are only shown certain things. Animial testing is NOT illegal unless it is breaking a animail cruelty act, it is unbeleivable that its still allowed.
Barbara Orlans has written: 'In the name of science' -- subject(s): Animal experimentation, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Animal experimentation
maintain animal populations at healthy levels
Unfortunately it is not but I belive that it should