So where does the rights of animals come from? Many people do not understand animal rights and how we should treat them equally and why. Through animal research and experiments, humans are getting benefit and gains in the obscene inhumane ways. Animal rights have become a big issue over the years. Not long ago, animal rights activists were dismissed, and covered in the press only for their activities. Animal rights issues have taken a more prominent place in the national media. Through the course of evolution both the animal and the human species have evolved. As our body and mind have evolved, we have separated from each other. Scientist are faced with the reputation as evil maniacal men that are torturing, and making animals suffer. They are seen injecting diseases and drugs into animals that in the end will eventually kill the animal. When scientist open up animals in experiments, the animal afterwards dies. Yet, most people against animal experimentation do not consider that these animals are drugged and the animals do not feel anything that is happening to them. Though without any thought, animal deaths in a laboratory are the worse types …show more content…
But they can still state that none of the experiments involve pain unless relief from pain would interrupt the results of the experiment. It is a proven fact that all animals have feelings and can be in pain. Animals have a nervous system and if they couldn’t feel anything what would be the point in even having a nervous system? Any one that has or does own a pet or has contact with animals at all can agree that they have feelings. Pet owners can tell when their animal is in pain, depressed, is happy or excited, cold or hot, or angry. So how can a person say that an animal has no feelings and therefore, it’s safe to perform experiments on them that obviously would induce severe