Argument Against Animal Experimentation

Animal experimentation saves lives and makes vaccines for diseases. But, millions of animals die for experimentation and it doesn’t work every time, even people die because of false information. Animals are important in their habitats and kingdoms. If people take them, then they can't do their jobs. Animal experimentation is not needed for us because of how many animals die for it and how many false procedures there are that also kill people. Animal bodies are different than human bodies, meaning animals have different diseases than humans. Animal bodies are different than human bodies so animals get different diseases than humans and react to things differently than we do. How do we know that we are getting the right treatment if animal bodies are different than ours? If animals get different diseases than we do, then how do we know if the treatment is working. What if it makes it worse? Certain drugs that humans use, like aspirin, have killed animals because scientist wanted to see if it affected
People in the world don’t know how many animals and people die for nothing, not only that, but how much money we waste on experiments. Most people don’t know that “Each year, more than 100 million animals—including mice, rats, frogs, dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, monkeys, fish, and birds—are killed in U.S.”. Knowing what animals we do use for experimentation would make you second guess that you would want. In 2006, six people were injected with TGN1412 and within minutes were on the floor in pain. These six people were rushed to the hospital,. Most of the six received permanent organ damage,. Yet before they injected the six people, they experimented on animals who weren’t affected in anyway. Animal experimentation hurts humans because scientists think that animal testing is ok. More than 12-14.5 billion dollars in taxpayer money is wasted on animal experimentation per