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for safety : to meet legal requirements to identify potential hazards to humans

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for safety : to meet legal requirements to identify potential hazards to humans

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What reason justifies our act of putting many unrelated animals as victims of sacrifice only for our beauty. Just as how cliche this may sounds, animals too have the will to live, and for us to take them away so lightly not for the sake of our survival, but just for our skincare is diabolic.

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- scientist are racing to develop vaccine for corona during 2020 global pandemic
- test genetically modified mice to ensure the vaccine doesn't make the virus worse
- Nikolai Petrovsky, the professor in College of Medicine and Public Health at Flinders University in Australia said testing coronavirus vaccine on animals is "absolutely essential" and skipping that step would be "fraught with difficulty and danger"

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- cruel, harm animals
- may not be accurate
- lots of animal lives wasted
- there are many alternatives to animal testing, for example using human cells to mimic the results

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Animals contribute to numerous treatments and cures that, in the end, save human lives.

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Over the years many animals have been used for experiments which can cause harm to them. Instead of harming and decreasing the population of animals we can use non harmful tests as a substitute.

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Animal-testing contributes to life-saving treatments. It can contribute to major advances in treating conditions such as breast cancer, cystic fibrosis and more.

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Animals often make better research subjects than human beings because of their shorter life cycles.

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Animals often make better research subjects than human beings because of their shorter life cycles.

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Some animals have very similar DNA to humans and testing products on them can give a rough idea on how the product will affect humans.

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-Animals can die if the testing hurts them
-the outcome may not be the same as it was for animals towards humans
-Doing this can really hurt the future populations for certain animals if the testing kill a lot of them

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- unethical
- Tests results varies even amongst human, testing on animals increases variables
- Basically test results ain't as accurate
- May introduce new types of diseases as a by product of the testing
- side effect
- May piss off vegans and get our industry cancelled
- less funding for research and development

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There are so many alternatives which can provide a more accurate reading of the effects it may draw to the human body, yet we choose to offer the lives of animals only because it is the most price cutting method. Some allergies which we humans have may not be owned by other animals, making the experiment completely meaningless.

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Testing on animals often have a lot of laws regulated on them to protect animals from mistreatment. People who often abuse animals are punished.

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-animal testing doesn't put humans at risk
-animal testing are more accessible as you can easily find them and/or breed them for more subjects.
-This can also get rid of mass population is certain animals that badly affect society (rats, mice)

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Animals will benefit themselves from the results of animal testing. Vaccines tested on animals have saved millions of animals that would otherwise have died from diseases. Animal testing has been instrumental in saving endangered species from extinction.

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- Illegal (according to SEC. 10301. DEFINITION OF ANIMAL UNDER THE ANIMAL WELFARE ACT)
- Inaccurate (animals is not same as humans by 100%)
- Expensive (needed resupply constantly)
- Extinction in these animals might impact our lives in some way

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- chimpanzee (a type of animal) is 99% same with the DNA of human
- mice has 98% similarity in DNA of human
- animals (such as mammals) has all kinds of organs same as human (heart, kidneys, lungs......) that works with bloodstream and nervous system
- a TED talk by physicist and entrepreneur Riccardo Sabatini demonstrated a printed version of human entire genetic code that occupies 262000 pages, just about 500 would be unique to us, large chunks of our genome perform similar functions across animal kingdom

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There are many communities in this world who hold a burning passion of hatred towards organisations who use animals as experiments. This conflict may slowly germinate and grow into something far more substantial and destructive, which could leave a permanent scar on to the organisations brand.

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Animal testing enhances the safety of the products and reduce the chances of negative side effects from products

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I think its wrong to completely mutilate animals hundreds and millions of them every year when there are alternatives that are much safer for them. For example we have embryonic stem cells, MRI and many more.

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Development of new diseases may happen if the viruses escape the testing centers or laboratories, leading to an epidemic and, if extreme, a pandemic. These tests must be done carefully to avoid these dangerous surprises.

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-It gives a good gauge of how effective said drug will be to a human person
-it tests on animals with similar biological composition and is the most effective way currently to show the effects of a drug
-It is already very heavily regulated which means that it has no severe repercussions.