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    Animal Testing Approach

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    Animal Testing; Finding Alternative Approaches Animal testing began during the Roman Era Dissection and Vivisection, which is the dissection of live animals. The idea of animal testing was gone by the Middle Ages, but returned by the Renaissance. William Harvey had relied almost completely on the knowledge that came from animal testing during the seventeenth-century. Marc R. Fellenz, the author of “Animal Experimentation,” states “In the early twenty-first century, virtually all medical…

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    others that have a similar biology to humans ( Clemmitt 10 ). Considering how many lives are affected by these kinds of similar illnesses, it is impressive that those people would no longer suffer because of the remedy found with the use of animal testing. That is an enormous accomplishment in the medical field that has influenced many people. Other accomplishments that made an impression is “the development and treatment of diseases such as anthrax, poliomyelitis, influenza, asthma and…

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    Medical Testing On Animals

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    Is it advantageous or more harmful to continue medical testing on animals? Over one hundred million animals are burned, crippled and abused in laboratories each year (“11 facts about animal testing” Wed). Most of the animals being tested have little to no legal protection, laboratories where the animal testing takes place do not follow the few rights that animals do have. These animals in the labs experience mental and physical cruelty for research that is not going to benefit them in any way…

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    Killing Without A Conscience People have grown desensitized not by choice, but by their surroundings. For centuries, humans have killed each other, and it eventually has become a common event humanity faces daily. Due to this, humans have become desensitized to killing, which has caused the value of life to decrease with each generation. This theme is examined in “The Lottery”, “Who Killed Benny Paret?”, and “Thirty-Eight Who Saw Murder Didn't Call the Police”, with each author having their…

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    What Pit Bulls are Actually Capable of There are many controversies regarding the breed of pit bulls in society today. The opinion of some is that the breed should be terminated, while others love the breed. Meanwhile the rest of the population does not have an opinion about the breed at all. Each opinion was discovered through experience, communication, or reading. Charlotte Alter has an opinion of her own in the article she wrote. Charlotte Alter’s position on the fact that pit bulls are…

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    Atrazine Persuasive Essay

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    In opposition, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that Atrazine has been casterizing and feminizing male tadpoles. The EPA hired Tyrone Hayes, a biologist at the University of California, to work for them. He was testing Atrazine and how it was affecting the development of tadpoles. Hayes raised tadpoles in .01 to 25 parts per billion (ppb) water with Atrazine. He conducted the experiment on African Clawed Frogs. This species of frogs is entirely aquatic. He raised them in…

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    than the control gathering. "The difference in the investigation of canola oil with olive oil is totally wrong without a gathering sustained olive oil being tried," says Jones. "This is a silly finished reach of what the information give without testing the two oils next to each…

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    Case Against Pets Essay

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    Pets The authors, Anna Charlton and Gary Francione, challenged the welfare of pets by questioning their existence due to their rights in the article The Case against Pets. Although people love their pets, the pets are not getting their rights and welfare (Paras. 1-3). Rights are only the protection of interest in which animals have no control over due to the fact that there is an underlying problem that dogs, like most animals, are treated as someone’s property (Paras. 4-6). The only time…

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    The Lives of Animals is a metafiction novel based on a lecture given by a fictional character named Elizabeth Costello. Elizabeth is an animal rights activists who presents at Appleton College to inform other people on her values of how animals are treated so unethically. Moreover, Costello emphaisizes her belief that humans do not need to eat meat to survive. Moreover, Costello strongly disagrees with the use of farms (which she refers to as factorieies) and slaughterhouses where animals are…

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    The ethical treatment of animals should be taken more seriously because of the cruelty suffered by animals at amusement events, factories and in the research field. Animals ethics is a term to describe the way the human reacts with the animal and how the animal should properly be treated. Many philosophers believe that since animals doesn’t have the moral judgement that humans have, then anyone can do whatever they want to do them because they don’t know right from wrong. An animal is very…

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