Examine the arguments in favour of and against animal experiments, and come to a conclusion on this issue. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own experience or knowledge.
Experiments on animals has been a widely debated topic for many years,
however
, it is a procedure Linking Words
that is
still common in many industries. Some people advocate animal testing because they believe human needs should take precedent over animal lives. Linking Words
On the other hand
, those against testing on animals argue that it is immoral, as these living creatures would feel the same discomfort or pain that humans would in a similar setting.
Supporters of animal testing claim that the benefits humans reap from Linking Words
such
methods far outweigh any negative impacts on animals. Linking Words
This
is largely due to the fact that many people believe humans are a significantly superior species in comparison to other animals. Over the years, humans have built a system of civilisation that has cultivated a sense of seniority above other beings. Linking Words
Therefore
, people feel that animals are less entitled and carrying out experiments on them are acceptable if it is for the betterment of the human race. Linking Words
This
is evident in the pharmaceutical industry; many potentially harmful drugs are Linking Words
first
tested on Linking Words
animals
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animals, thus
thus
reducing the possibility of detrimental effects on consumers. Linking Words
In addition
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this
, advocates of animal testing contend that it is essential in order to produce the most reliable scientific research. Many animals, Linking Words
such
as monkeys and apes, have similar biological structures as humans. As a consequence, products that are tested on these organisms are likely to have similar, if not the same, effect on human beings, Linking Words
thus
, providing a backbone for industries to work with in future endeavours.
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In contrast
, people against animal experimenting put Linking Words
fourth
the argument that the nature of forward in time or order or degree
forth
such
tests Linking Words
are
highly unethical. It has been scientifically proven that animals feel physical and emotional pain to the same degree as humans. Suggestion
is
This
is can be evident in the way that some animals may stop eating and interacting with others or show irritability and aggression when they are put through traumatic situations Linking Words
such
as loss of a relative or physical pain. Linking Words
This
is not unlike humans andLinking Words
,
Accept space
,
therefore
, it can be considered unjust to subject another species to Linking Words
this
form of torture. Linking Words
Furthermore
, a large proportion of tests carried out are for cosmetic products which are not necessary to sustain human life; they are, Linking Words
instead
, a luxury. Linking Words
Subsequently
, it can be concluded that the use of animals for Linking Words
such
goods is not only inessential but Linking Words
also
immoral as it puts animal lives at needless and avoidable risk.
To summarise, animal testing is not an uncommon occurrence and there are multiple factors in favour of and against Linking Words
such
a technique. I am of the opinion that animal lives are equally as valuable human lives and so must be given the same rights. Animals are unable to communicate their consent and Linking Words
therefore
governments should implement policies that can protect them from exploitation at the hands of human beings.
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