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Animal Testing Persuasive Essay

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Over 100 million animals die due to animal testing in laboratories each year, over 4 million experiments have been overseen on animals in 2015 alone. Personally, I think that scientists should not test products on animals because just like humans animals experience pain too. There are also alternatives to animal testing so I see no reason that makes it necessary.
Many animals are already endangered or extinct and now many others are being killed for testing purposes. While many people think that if an animal were to lose a life it could prevent a human from losing theirs, they are forgetting that animals feel pain too. Rats are one of the most commonly used animals in experiments; they are highly intelligent and social as well. When tickled, …show more content…

The safest place for an animal is where its habitat is, and when an animal is living a life in a cage, alone, constantly subjected to terrifying and painful experiments it can be quite brutal, even for an animal.
Animal testing remains an option even though it is bad science. Results taken from animal experiments are hard to apply to humans because humans and animals are different in several aspects that affect whether the product/drug will work on a human if they did on an animal. Besides the facts, there have been many drugs tested on animals that have failed in humans. It costs nearly $2 billion to get a drug/product on the market mainly because of the inaccuracy of animal test results during human trials.
I like to believe that there is always more than one way to do something, and animal testing cases are no exception. There are many alternatives to animal testing but these are only a few of them. One of them is called “organs-on-chips”; it contains human cells grown to mimic the structure of a human’s organs system. The chips can be used test products instead of animals and can guarantee results that are more accurate. Another method is also computer modeling which has been developed to simulate human biology and the human body’s reaction to diseases. Unlike animal testing, results from these models can accurately predict how the human body system will react to new

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