I saw the scientist’s lab coat blowing in the hallway fan, as he was using some weird language to talk to someone. I tried to move into a hiding spot, but I could not move due to the burn on my leg. He came in and grabbed my favorite food and threw it into a weird bucket. He took some new food in a green bag and started to put it in my bowl. It tasted disgusting so I did not eat it. Then he picked me up, I started to cry because my amputated leg stub hurt so much. He took my mouth and opened it. Then he started forcing food down my throat. I tried to yell stop, but he did not understand me. He took out my water and food bowl, and did not give it back. Animal testing is a scientific experiment or test in which a live animal is forced to undergo something that is likely to cause them pain, suffering, distress or lasting harm. Animal testing should not be used as most of the results are inaccurate, scientists can make skin in test tubes to use instead, and animal testing is cruel and inhumane.
Actually, animal testing started with ancient Greek philosophers, Aristotle and Erasistratus. They started to do tests on animals since 304 – 258 BC. They used to do advance the understanding of anatomy, physiology, …show more content…
The poor animals are mistreated, by being forced to test products against their will. “Rabbits being incapacitated in stocks with their eyelids held open by clips, sometimes for multiple days, so they cannot blink away the products being tested,” they do not want to be forced to have their eyelids held open and shampoo in their eyes (Do Cosmetic Companies Still Test on Live Animals?). Animals can not talk, so “Discriminating against animals because they do not have the cognitive ability, language, or moral judgment that humans do is no more justifiable than discriminating against human beings with severe mental impairments,” Animals, do not have the right to be judged by humans, because they are not humans (Singer et.
Actually, animal testing started with ancient Greek philosophers, Aristotle and Erasistratus. They started to do tests on animals since 304 – 258 BC. They used to do advance the understanding of anatomy, physiology, …show more content…
The poor animals are mistreated, by being forced to test products against their will. “Rabbits being incapacitated in stocks with their eyelids held open by clips, sometimes for multiple days, so they cannot blink away the products being tested,” they do not want to be forced to have their eyelids held open and shampoo in their eyes (Do Cosmetic Companies Still Test on Live Animals?). Animals can not talk, so “Discriminating against animals because they do not have the cognitive ability, language, or moral judgment that humans do is no more justifiable than discriminating against human beings with severe mental impairments,” Animals, do not have the right to be judged by humans, because they are not humans (Singer et.