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    a controversial topic then testing on animals and whether or not its ethical. While there is no definitive yes or no answer to this question the debate has been going on since light shinned on the government’s use of animals for testing both for medical research and for perfume, cosmetics, and anything else deemed too dangerous to test on human beings. But whenever this discussion is brought up people against this tend to forget very basic things about animal testing in the medical world; over…

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    Human- animal interaction has always been considered a healthy way for people who seem to be depressed or alone. Having someone to care for is always recommended for people who are alone with no kids or spouse, having a pet is a good way of keeping someone sane. The interaction between human and animals can be beneficial on both sides, for the animal it can help a lot of them in need that have suffered abuse and neglect. However for humans it’s a sense of comfort and care they don’t always…

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    Animal Testing Benefits

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    Most of the population see animal testing as cruel yet a necessity for medical progress. But, do the benefits outweigh the costs? Is animal research reliable on humans? According to Aysha Akhtar, the Food and Drug Administration estimated that 92 percent of drugs that pass animals testing, later fails in humans (410). There are many differences among animal species, while some medications and/or chemicals are harmless to humans they can be lethal to animals and vice versa. For example, arsenic…

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    The human-animal relationship has evolved after a long evolutionary history based upon mutual benefits. Such benefits still exist today, particularly for humans. However, the benefits in modern society go beyond those associated with the animal’s original purpose, which leads to relationship inequalities. This stems from the conflicting interests of humans and animals, where the benefits to one rarely occur without detriment to the other. The fact that these benefits are usually only short term,…

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    Animal Equation Essay

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    creating their own animal equations with toy animals and recording their numbered equations on paper or dry erase board. Materials: Pencil, large white piece of paper folded in half, equation assessment activity sheet, book that is read at the beginning of the lesson, animals placed all around the classroom in groups under ten for students to add. Assessment: • Formative: Students will be assessed this way through all group work on equations (observational assessments) and the Zoo Animal…

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    Animal Technician Essay

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    England. Fifty-two years later, the American Association of Laboratory Animal Science tracked down three different layers of animal technicians. In 1989, the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) properly accepted and identified the term “Veterinary Technician”. Although the origin of this career is unknown, the credit is given to the AVMA. Michigan State University and Nebraska Technical colleges were the first two animal technician programs to be accepted by the AVMA. The North…

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    on my front porch swing with my dog beside me. As I look at him, I remember why I work so hard at school and think about how my compassion towards animals has led me to become so interested in the well being of animals. Because of the situation that we went through, it became clear to me that I not only had an interest, but a passion for helping animals when hurting or ill and that I would love to do everything that I possibly can to help them through their pain. My family and I got home late…

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    Monologue Animal Farm

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    "Mr. Napoleon! Mr. Napoleon! May the press and I have a moment of your time to talk about some of your recent victories including the complete takeover of animal farm?" "Of course, ask any question you like." "Thank you sir, our first question would have to be, what did you think about old major and animalism?" "Well, old major was an influence on me however; his invasion of freedom was, depressing. I value the rich and more lavish things in life. Old major just wanted to be free. I can…

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    Animal Harassment

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    RECOMMENDATION TO SOLVE THE IDENTIFIED ETHICAL PROBLEM Zoo animals harassment should be taken seriously and dealt with promptly so as not to become an epidemic in the community. This phenomenon must be contained to prevent the zoo organization from failing to operate productively which in turn could adversely affect the country. Two ways to solve the problem is: 4.1 Conserve Animals In Sanctuaries Rather Than A Zoo. Zoo is a place where animals, primates and birds are kept in in captivity in an …

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    Animal Rights

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    issues. These issues are not limited to the use of emerging technologies or human subjects, but extend to the use of non-human animals in medical research. While there is growing concern about the use of animals in research, it seems that supporters and critics of animal rights have focused on the wrong question. That is, whether it is ethically justifiable to use animals as subjects in research if they experience human-like qualities such as pain. Instead of arguing for the affirmative or…

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