Mom, please do not leave me says 5-year-old Cathy Lucky she and over one million other kids still have their mom since 1989 present day more than half a million women have successfully been treated for breast cancer in the United States alone according (DePolo, J 2019) the medical journal of Cairo university (Yurtoğlu, N 2018) also estimates about 1.7 million new breast cancer patient every year thanks to god and the animal testing we are ready to treat them...
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I am going to start off by asking you guys to answer a quick poll, and I want you to lift your hand up for the statement with which you most agree. I am for animal testing. (pause) I am against animal testing. (pause) Thank you. Now that I know how you feel about this quite controversial topic I understand that not all of you will agree with me when I say we need animal testing. But before you get...
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Have you ever wondered how producers of food products, cosmetics, and medicines make sure their products are safe to use or consume? Most of them test their products on animals even though the idea of animals suffering in the name of beauty is not well-accepted. It’s hard to condemn scientists who want to search for cures to treat various ailments or develop life support systems since these medical advancements have definitely improved our way of life. Scientists and researchers do...
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When you use the cosmetic products, perfumes, hygiene products, and pharmaceutical drugs you see in your local drugstores, supermarkets, etc., there is a big chance that animal test subjects went through the pains of being abused, tortured, or poisoned in order for those said products to be able to be put on the shelves and be marketed. According to Humane Society International, 115 million animals are being used in lab testing each year, and 90% of the tests fail, according...
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Cats are one of the most popular house pets on the planet. They can adapt to small living spaces, such as apartments, and are relatively easy to care for. Cats also rule the internet; they are present in many memes, and cat videos are one of the most prevalent videos on YouTube. The question, however, remains, how did the lovable mini house panther come to be; were they first domesticated in Egypt, or in the Near East, and how were...
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Is morality valuable when it comes to medical progression or human success? Animal testing is a familiar concept but many do not know the extent of what is involved when it comes down to what the scientists use or how they experiment. Whether it is called animal testing, research, or killing, it is a cruel practice that reveals the results of product use before products are put up for human consumption. Over one hundred million animals are involuntarily subjected to...
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Is it okay to test cures on animals? Have you ever stopped to inspect how the products you are using are made? It is possible that in the process of their development live animals, such as guinea pigs, rabbits, dogs, and mice, were tested. While animal experimentation has been a key element in biomedical research, it has also been used in numerous other cases. According to Moxley, many companies conduct animal testing on cosmetics, personal care, and household products to...
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Animal testing was first introduced around 300 BCE when the Greek Philosopher Aristotle performed tests on them. This practice became widely known in the 17th century when Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution was put forth. Approximately 26 million animals are tested each year in the United States. Animal experimentation has been used to create treatments and to assess the safety of products, ranging from medicine to cosmetics. Animal testing is also used to understand how the human/animal body works. Animal...
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Over the past few years, animals have been exploited for testing purposes, experiments for medicinal safety, and other scientific methods have been conducted on these animals to confirm that these methods are safe for mankind. In 2017 statistics show that over 3 million animals were tested in England (‘’Understanding animal research,’’2018, Para. 3). Animal testing is unethical because it is more time and money-consuming, both human and animal bodies are different and it causes harm to animals, So animal testing...
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The beginning stages of testing involve a process called Vitro (“Read”). When you think of the common everyday products such as cosmetic companies, medical research, and even new forms of technology people are quick to assume it involves abusive animal testing. In many cases, people choose not to support these types of companies. They assume without knowing the facts behind the products they love. Animal testing is good because it protects people from avoidable harm, increases treatment discoveries, and allows...
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Introduction In biology, a chimera is an organism that has genetically different cells in one entity. The different cells originate from distinct zygotes that can but do not necessarily derive from the same species. A hybrid, on the other hand, is an organism resulting from the sexual reproduction of two different species, all cells having just one genotype. Recent advances in genetic engineering allowing the creation of human-animal chimeras and hybrids have sparked an intense and vivid discussion about the...
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As in real life, the human-animal relationship in children’s literature is often antagonistic. In the two texts, 'The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies,' and Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, the hostility is not only felt in one direction, but is experienced by the animals and the humans toward each other. However, because Beatrix Potter wrote 'The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies' for a younger audience, she handles the human-animal enmity in a more simple and comforting manner. Her...
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Abstract Human Animal interaction is a wider concept then it sounds. There are many behavioural aspects that can be learned from animals or which are shaped in the presence of animals like Patience, caring and protecting behaviour towards others, loving others before self. Animals presence help out in coping with many unfavourable situations like low mood or bad mood, low self-esteem panic situations. Corona Virus disease made many changes in animals’ as well as human behaviours. Studies conducted on different...
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A humane society comprises a group of people who are considered to have a shared ground by having a common lifestyle and association (“The Humane Society of The United States”). The classification of a humane group is dependent on the purpose of the organization but the main concern is preventing any cruelty to animals. Funding for humane society comes from donation while the adoption fee is supposed to cater for the expenses that are accrued from the care the animal...
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Since my early childhood, I have been captivated by the wonders of the natural world, and my fascination with animals, in particular, has only grown stronger over the years. Observing the intricate behaviors, diversity, and remarkable adaptations of creatures, both big and small, has filled me with awe and curiosity. This deep-seated passion for animals has fueled my aspiration to become a zoologist. In this essay, I will share my personal reasons for wanting to pursue a career as a...
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There is a crisis that is sweeping America. One might ask, what crisis? A forest fire, a hurricane, climate change? No, this crisis is quietly destroying life as we know it. It is an invasive species. Invasive species are animals or plants that are not native to an ecosystem and cause harm to the animal and plant life that lives there. Lionfish and Burmese pythons are eating all of the prey in their areas. Nutria are destroying habitats while northern...
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Domestic cats live shared lives with (their) human companions. They grow up together and influence each other commensally. Unlike other tamed animals, such as dogs, horses, and cattle, cats are not useful and loyal to humans. Thus, the time when cats were truly kept by humans as pets were late, compared to others. Nevertheless, the conjoined relations between cats and humans are different from other domestications. “Humans have domesticated the dog, but it is the cat who has domesticated humans.”...
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Our perception of a fictional character derives from our understanding of character to be a set of beliefs, values, moral fiber, and personal traits that within a work of fiction transcend beyond the plot to communicate the complexities of the internal self. However, beyond this definitional understanding, Kristen Roupenian’s contemporary short fiction, ‘Cat Person’, explores how third-person omniscient narration, the use of colloquial language and free indirect speech within the piece’s digital media context, omission of the antagonist’s perspective, and...
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The earth revolves around captivating animals, that form the globe’s ecosystem. The wildlife assists in ecology, economics, and biomedicine; these idioms will keep the planet safe because humans will have access to clean air, food, and water. Sadly, there’s a vast extinction of animals due to deforestation. Deforestation removes tropical forests to create empty land. For many reasons, this occurs, including agriculture, and logging for material and growth. But if animals are not in their habitat, they can’t survive. This...
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The European red fox is a keystone species that reduces biodiversity and impacts on the survival of native prey over large areas of entire ecosystems. The red fox is most commonly referred to as the European red fox however, its scientific name is Vulpes vulpes. Background Information It was purposely introduced to Australia for recreational hunting and in the early 1870s, fox populations became acknowledged in the wild. They survive in numerous habitats, ranging from urban areas to alpine and...
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It is known that around the world are many species which are going on a ‘endangered’ status because of different reasons that impact on them in a negative way. One of these species are elephants. During the 20th century, the number of African elephants decreased due to ivory trade. Even though some elephant populations are now stable and reproducing, problems like poaching, habitat degradation, conflicts with humans and illegal ivory trade are still affecting them. The African elephant, which is...
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Exotic animals are sold far and wide, bound for individuals' basements and lawns. The expression 'intriguing' doesn't have a set definition; however, it generally alludes to a wild animals or ones that are more unordinary than your standard pooch or feline. The blasting business in fascinating pets is known as the extraordinary pet exchange. A portion of this exchange is legitimate, however ordinarily animals are caught from the wild illicitly to gracefully interest for intriguing pets. The unlawful deals of...
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Red foxes are one of the most widespread species of carnivores in the world (Malkemper and Peichl, 2018). They have no one specific habitat where they are found and therefore can be found all over the world. They are nocturnal mammals therefore their eyes and ears are adapted to allow them to hunt in the dark. They are carnivores therefore they have appropriately developed teeth which allow them to catch their prey as well as an adapted skull to help...
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Due to a decline of elephants in certain parts of African, I would like to propose a plan to help increase the population of these amazing creatures. I want to provide information to help you understand more about elephants and the areas they live along with the effects of losing them and the dangers posed to them. I will also include my idea on how we can work together and coexist peacefully together. African elephants live in a savanna biome...
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As human activities lead to rising greenhouse gas concentrations in Earth’s atmosphere, less incoming solar energy is released back into space, causing a net energy gain that increases global temperatures. Climate change will be an important driver of biodiversity loss into the foreseeable future. Habitat degradation, phenological shifts and ecosystem change are expected to result in an increasing number of species of conservation concern. The Arctic is warming at a rate three times greater than the global average and Arctic...
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Evolution is a theory or scientific notion which conveys the idea that all life in our world has developed over time and continues to change by a process known as natural selection. Every living creature has participated in the evolution of their species, that's right, even us humans. An animal whose evolution goes back as far as 30 million years is our very large furry friend, the bear. Bears are classified in the Ursidae family which includes eight altering species...
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What really happened to the buffalo? Buffalo is one of Canada’s known animals. They play a huge part in Canadian history and why the world is the way it is today and part of why the government and the aboriginal people are where they are today. The average buffalo is between seven feet and eleven feet tall and weighs anywhere from 660-2,200 pounds. They are huge creatures and have been around for a long time. Over the years the looks...
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In A Man Called Ove, Fredrik Backman uses the cat to symbolize Ove’s firm stance on principles, fairness, and loyalty. The author does this by representing the cat as Ove’s conscience. The cat is a key character in the novel. It plays an important role by acting as a lens that allows the readers to see Ove from a different perspective by discovering his underlying morals. Regardless of how annoyed he was with the cat, Ove would not let it...
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What do you get when two giraffes collide? A giraffic jam. The giraffe’s elongated shape and rather large body size causes it to have some unique aspects. Some of these aspects can be seen in some of their organ systems, such as the cardiovascular and respiratory systems. These exclusive aspects also make the giraffe very different in many ways when compared to the animals dissected in the laboratory. Because of this distinctiveness, there are always new and current studies being...
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The Australian bushfires have changed Australia; as a result, many people and animals are undoubtedly affected by this disaster. However, in order to know why this happens, we must first look at ourselves. Nevertheless, bushfires have killed millions of people and even left many homeless causing them long-term problems and even debts. This impact on Australia has affected many lives in multiple ways and how people look at the world. Bushfires in Australia is most prominent during summer, when the...
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