Animal+Testing

=[|Animal Testing] [|ASPCA Animal Testing]=


 * __Summary(Animal Testing):__**

This article talks about a myriad of things from the different kinds of animals that get tested on, how animals are dispensable, how the life of a lab animal lives, life after the lab and animal free alternatives. Its a two page article and covers a lot of topics and questions people need to know about animal testing.

__**Summary(ASPCA Animal Testing):**__ The ASPCA animal testing article covers pretty much the same things as the above article it talks about how many animals are used in testing, how animals are treated in the lab and so on.

This article to opens up many questions if animal testing is okay then why don't the animals see the outside of a lab if they survive a test, most are put down but that's due to their side affects from the testing. This still shows many people are against animal testing as it is such a touchy subject, but there is still a need for it out there. Scientists just need to try and change the ways they go about it and should try and take other alternatives to animal testing when they are able. Which brings the three R principles, Reduce the number of animals used in experiments, Refine animal study techniques to lower pain, Replace animal testing with in vitro and computer models when possible. The US and Europe have all ready adopted the three R system. This could be linked with the **__Behaviourism__** Theory//.// Behavior is learned through imitation and observation, maybe this is the reason people are so against animal testing. As kids many people have pets and we watch our parents and how the act around the animals in a kind and caring manor. So to many people animal testing is just not the way to ho its not natural to them because it was never learned or taught in their behavior as children.
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