Vivisection: Is it for you?

Biopsy: Is it right for you? Over the past few decades, animal studies became intense debate and reached the highest point at the end of the 20th century, but it continues to this day. There are two main ways to display this topic. That is the pro side of the logo and the counterparty of Pathos. Those conducting animal experiments understand that this kind of research brings surprising benefits. , Animals without defensive ability.

First of all, it seems appropriate to explain what is biological anatomy. If you want to know the meaning of the dictionary, please check the upper right corner of this page. More generally, the biopsy is the name of most animal experiments. As implied by the definition, animals receiving this treatment are still alive and are not given any form of anesthesia. They were thrust, jabs, electric shocked, and cut with saws, knives and scalpels. They fall from different heights to observe the effect of the "scientific" purpose. The list continues; there is an infinite way to afflict animals and can be explained as "research". Basically, when a label labeled "Animal Safety Test" is affixed to the product, "Many small animals pass through hell, so they can be legally sold. "Even if this is not true, I will enter later."

Animal experiments or biopsies are examinations of cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, household items, and many other necessities of animals. The viewpoint actually means "living cut". And this is exactly what happened. Every day, every day, every year, animals die in the United States laboratory. This means that about 30 non-armed animals died in the laboratory when reading this article (Harris). It is impossible to know the exact number of animals who died under the name of science. Part of the reason is that some scientists refuse to disclose their experimental details. However, based on current facts, it is estimated that academic researchers use only 17 million to 22 million animals annually in the United States alone. The cosmetics industry uses about 1 million animals (Coleman)