The surrogates used for the embryos and the successful clones often suffer serious and painful diseases including grossly oversized heads, twisted limbs, bloated fetuses, etc. in order to produce one successfully cloned animal (American Anti-Vivisection Society). A Scientist can spend countless hour to essentially create life only for the poor animal to die of an excruciating illness; and this process continues with countless numbers of animals used to obtain one successful clone. A majority of cloned animals who have survived the cloning process and aren’t born with some form of birth defect usually have one develop later in their life (University of Utah Health Sciences). With fifty percent dying between three and one hundred-thirty days of age from varying ailments (Fiester
The surrogates used for the embryos and the successful clones often suffer serious and painful diseases including grossly oversized heads, twisted limbs, bloated fetuses, etc. in order to produce one successfully cloned animal (American Anti-Vivisection Society). A Scientist can spend countless hour to essentially create life only for the poor animal to die of an excruciating illness; and this process continues with countless numbers of animals used to obtain one successful clone. A majority of cloned animals who have survived the cloning process and aren’t born with some form of birth defect usually have one develop later in their life (University of Utah Health Sciences). With fifty percent dying between three and one hundred-thirty days of age from varying ailments (Fiester