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the cons of animal testing r-
costs bunches of $$$
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Animal testing pros and cons?
Pro: living organism model Con: violates the animal's rights inefficient and ineffective, their anatomy and biological reactions are not the same (look up the thalidomide tragedy)
Whatpercentage of people think that animal testing is right?
annals testing is wrong 100% animals r from T same creator! they r equal! and OD wants us to b nice to his other species!
Is hunting just as bad as animal testing?
no it is not as bad then animal testing
One alternative to animal testing is Chorioallantoic Membrane Testing but how expensive is that compared to animal testing?
SUPER EXPTREMLY EXPENSIVE animal testing is the cheapest and most efficiant way
Is there animal testing in Australia?
Yes, animal testing is around the whole world !
Is some animal testing required by law?
No. There is no legal requirement for animal testing.
What happens to animals in animal testing?
well if the testing is from animal haters the animal will die but if they are good it will live......
What are some moral beliefs on animal testing?
if you believe in animal testing...you have no morals,,,i no this because i just wrote a 5 page paper on animal testing and its horrid
Is aniaml testing illegal?
Animal testing sould be illegal because it is harming the animal.
Is testing on animal cells considered animal testing?
It is a slightly grey area, but generally no.
Is the government trying to stop Animal testing?
The current laws regarding animal testing are that the animal testing must be carefully reviewed and overseen. There are several laws regulating the use of animals for testing.
What is scientific animal testing testing for?
Everything. Without animal testing certain products, materials, and medications would have to be tested on humans. Many people don't realize that animal testing has the biggest part in the medical field. Without animal testing you would not have basic antibiotics that you get from your doctor.
