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3.  What is animal testing exactly?  The Pro’s and Con’s of animal testing  Facts about the animals who end up in laboratories  The Moral status of animals  Alternatives  Bibliography

7.  Helps in scientific research  Ensures product safety  Can tell us how humans behave  Understanding of diseases leading to the development of new medicines

9. PROS  Improving human health  Helps to ensure the safety of drugs  Animals have similarities to humans -> good for testing CONS  “countless” animals are used and then killed  Cost al lot of money  Animals could be different to humans  Animal died in vain with no evidence of human benefit

11.  Dogs and Cats: Used and then killed in the laboratories  Cats come in laboratories for 15$.  Many different kind of tests  Puppy's which are born in laboratories are separated after a few days from the mum

13.  Animals are capable of suffering and feeling pain  It causes pain and stress -> they will have trauma  Some say: animals are not s, they don’t count that as much as huhumanmans do

17.  http://www.treehugger.com/clean- technology/episkin-growing-skin-in-the- lab.html http://www.treehugger.com/clean- technology/episkin-growing-skin-in-the- lab.html  www.wwf.com www.wwf.com  www.peta.org www.peta.org  www.guardian.co.uk/ www.guardian.co.uk/  www.aboutmyplanet.com www.aboutmyplanet.com