Animal experimentation refers to a biomedical research method that is based on the studying live animals. Chemical substances deemed as heavily poisonous for humans are used in the animal tissues as reliable models for human beings. However, in reality, every species is different b terms of their immunology, physiology, gene expression or anatomy, meaning that each animal can only be its own model. In many ways, animal experimentation causes harm to human beings. For one, new chemical substances that perhaps have not been screened properly are used in human, but as a result of natural basic methodical errors they put the lives of human at risk occupied by diligence in response rates by every organism.
Estimates show that close to 500 million animals are sacrificed around the world each year for research studies in the experimental laboratories. While it is not easy to obtain precise data, it's getting videos or pictures is quite difficult as out of the tests are done in closed laborers with limited access for people. It is quite unethical that several animals are poisoned, devocalized, burned, starved, made crazy, mutilated, brain damaged, frozen and are subjected to electric shocks without or partial anesthesia. This is quite cruel on their side as they …show more content…
Take religion, for example, in Hinduism, cows is sacred animals. They are therefore regarded as very special animals that must be handled with great care and respect or else a bad omen might befall the society (Gary, 2005). While in other communities, cows are significant beef sources and are even kept in riches and slaughterer for beef and other projects. Pigs are religiously unclean hence must not be kept by Muslims or eaten by Christians. As you can see, these animals, therefore exhibit different morals in the society, based on the religion of the person that they interact
Estimates show that close to 500 million animals are sacrificed around the world each year for research studies in the experimental laboratories. While it is not easy to obtain precise data, it's getting videos or pictures is quite difficult as out of the tests are done in closed laborers with limited access for people. It is quite unethical that several animals are poisoned, devocalized, burned, starved, made crazy, mutilated, brain damaged, frozen and are subjected to electric shocks without or partial anesthesia. This is quite cruel on their side as they …show more content…
Take religion, for example, in Hinduism, cows is sacred animals. They are therefore regarded as very special animals that must be handled with great care and respect or else a bad omen might befall the society (Gary, 2005). While in other communities, cows are significant beef sources and are even kept in riches and slaughterer for beef and other projects. Pigs are religiously unclean hence must not be kept by Muslims or eaten by Christians. As you can see, these animals, therefore exhibit different morals in the society, based on the religion of the person that they interact