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Curiosity:
Why test on animals when they are not like us humans in any way ?

Questions the article answers:
1)Why are animals tested?
2)Has any big corporation spoken out against animal testing ?
3) What are benefits from animal testing?
4) What are some big reasons that scientists test on animals for?

Research path:
1)The article mentions that bigger animals such as dogs and cats are more protected from animal testing. My question is how come animals such as rats, bunnies, and others aren't?

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Curiosity: It is mentioned in this article that it is not required to test on animals so why do the manufactures keep doing it?

Questions the article answers:
1) What are benefits of testing on animals?
2) Why do manufactures choose to test on animals?
3)Has there been positive changes to the way animals are tested?

Research path:
1) The article mentions that the animals that are in the test groups are often cruelly blinded and killed in these testing groups. My question is why are animals being tested when the product made should contain healthy and non toxic chemicals for humans ? Shouldn't there be no need for testing ?

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Curiosity: Why do they compare animals such as bunnies and pigs to us ? Our bodies and us overall aren't the same.

Questions the article answers:
1) What scientific knowledge do we gain from this testing?
2) Has any country banned animal experimentation completely ?
3) Why is it necessary to test on animals ?

Research path:
The article mentions that as of the year 2018 no country has banned the experimentation of animals, so why has no one done anything about it?

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Article #4: PETA "Animals used for experimentation"

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Article #4: PETA "Animals used for experimentation"

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Save Ralph - A short film with Taika Waititi

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Curiosity: Why are rats and mice tested on so much ? Do they think because they are just tiny and there are lots of them they do not feel ??

Questions the article answers:
1) Is there more humane methods to test things out instead of using animals ?
2) What is PETA all about and how can it help these animals?
3) How many animals suffer and die from animal testing in the U.S per year?

Research path:
The article mentions that there have been companies found for breeding animals to sell to laboratories that test on them, why has this issue not been solved and why haven't these laboratories been stopped?

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Article #5: "Federal Laboratory Animal Welfare Act"

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Article #5: "Federal Laboratory Animal Welfare Act"

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Curiosity: It is mentioned in the article that laboratories should let the animals heal and provide veterinary care but my question is do they really do this ?

Questions the article answers:
1) Do they let the animals recover from the experiments ?
2) Do they feed the animals and care for them ?
3) What happens to the animals when sick?
Research path:
If it possible that these laboratories do provide the vet and recovery for these animals, do they keep testing on the same animal after they have healed?