Animal rights

Many humans use animals for testing each year. Animal testing is when the animals are put through something or injected to see how they react to what medical research they have been used for. There are three very important reasons why animals should not be used for testing harmful or dangerous materials. One of these is that testing and its use is trivial in the cosmetic industry. The second reason is that animals have rights and animals can feel pleasure and pain just as humans do. The third reason is that testing is cruel and unusual. Another reason is that animal testing and its use is trivial in the cosmetic industry. Testing on animals for the cosmetic industry is not necessary because they have many other ways to find out if it harms the human race. The testing that goes on is harmful to the animals and can cause serious side effects. The cosmetic companies hold down bunnies in vices and spray the cosmetics into their eyes to see if it causes them redness, stinging, or even blindness. They also have baboons strapped down with their heads in vices to do certain tests on them. Animals are also used by pharmaceutical companies to produce drugs and health supplements. They estimate that 17 to 22 million ani

On these videotapes, it showed baboons being knocked out by a blow to the head, while their heads are cemented into plastic helmets. Many animals are used, and even killed, for the sake of medical research. They get 100 lab animals and give them a dosage of the drug, and they keep receiving a dosage until 50 of the lab animals die - hence the name -Lethal Dose 50. There are certain experiments where puppies are burned, cat's eyelids are sewn shut, and baboons' heads are crushed - and we wonder if these acts can be justified. Animals are just as alive as we are and they follow the course as we do, they find food, they produce offspring, they overcome challenges, therefore, they have intelligence. Or the deep basket full of baby male chicks struggling not to be smothered before they are ground into feed. If they stopped running they were given electric shock to keep them moving. Or the veal - calves raised in a crate so small that it could not turn around or walk - just to keep its meat tender. One more point is that animals do have rights. The University of Pennsylvania had 60 hours of videotape stolen from the medical lab. Federal agencies have their own testing facilities, but they also delegate testing to Universities and commercial laboratories. They also show baboons waking up in the middle of surgery, mostly operations on their brains. So we must continue to stand up for animal rights. The bad news for animals is two-fold. Finally, there is the Lethal Dose 50 test.