Can animals be used for scientific research?

The research objects of animal behavior include animal communication behavior, emotional expression, social behavior, learning behavior, reproductive behavior, etc. Due to the study of animal learning and cognition, as well as its relevance to neuroscience, animal behavior has had a certain impact on psychology, education and other disciplines. Giander is a leading supplier and service provider of microcirculation and microvascular research system, animal fine phenotypic behavior analysis system, and burn diagnosis system.

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Animal protection organizations have been working for many years to ban animal experimentation. A decision made by the European Union last year has already had a huge impact on the world: a total ban on the sale of cosmetics that have been tested on animals in Europe.

Cosmetics that have been tested on animals, even if they are produced in other countries, will not be sold in Europe.

This is undoubtedly "great news" for animal rights activists. There is no doubt that animal rights activists in other regions are encouraged to ask local** to follow the example of Europe. For example, some animal protection organizations in China believe that "there has been a long-standing call against animal experimentation, but progress has been slow, because the experimenters have the support of a consortium that profits from the production and sale of animals and equipment", they demand that "animal experiments without urgent use be immediately banned", and that experimenters "have an institutionalized mentality of species discrimination".

This is typical conspiracy theory thinking. It is scientists or product developers who decide how scientific experiments are conducted, not a consortium that "produces and sells animals and equipment." Whether it's a scientist or a company's product developer, it's about getting as much reliable data as possible with as little overhead as possible.

Among them, they are consumers of "animals and equipment" - the support of producers and marketers has a limited impact on whether consumers want to consume or not.

Scientists and product developers often consider "how expensive it will be" in addition to "whether it produces valuable data" when deciding what kind of experiment to take. Animal experiments are expensive research, and they wouldn't waste money if they weren't "non-urgent". In other words, the seemingly reasonable "urgent use" appeal of animal rights activists is actually nonsense.

If you only look at the animals as test subjects, animal experiments may indeed be a bit unfair to them. However, the experimental animals themselves are specially born for experiments. They are bred and raised, and they are ultimately dedicated to experimentation.

It's the same as humans raising livestock to eat meat – if there were no animal experiments, then the experimental animals would not have had a chance to be born at all. What we humans want to protect should be wild animals or other animals other than experimental animals.

Medicine, especially the research of new drugs, is basically conducted on animals.

Of course, all kinds of drugs and technologies are not tested on animals and then used in human experiments.

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1. In-depth understanding of animal habits and protection of cherished animals.

2. To help the development of agriculture and animal husbandry, zoology is a necessary foundation for animal control of agricultural pests, biological control, and breeding of livestock, poultry, economic aquatic animals, bees, silkworms, etc.

3. In terms of medicine and health, zoology and many of its sub-disciplines, such as animal anatomy, tissue, cell, embryology, physiology, parasitology, etc., are indispensable foundations for medical and health research.

Dragonflies --- airplanes;

small gas analyzers for flies ---;

Fireflies--- artificial cold light;

electric fish --- volt battery;

Jellyfish --- jellyfish ear storm ** instrument, frog eyes--- electronic frog eyes.

The principle of the bat ultrasound locator ---pathfinder".

The study of the muscular system and bioelectric control of the human skeletal arm --- the paws of walking machines, animals--- hooks of modern cranes.

Scales of animals --- corrugated roofs.

The fins of the fish --- the oars.

Praying mantis arms, or saws --- saws.

Gecko toes --- adhesive tapes.

Shellfish --- surgical sutures to ship repairs, etc.

Fish --- submarines.

1. Fly --- small gas analyzer. 2. Fireflies --- artificial cold light; 3. Electric fish --- volt battery; 4. Jellyfish ---jellyfish ear storm ** instrument, 5. Frog eye--- electronic frog eye 6. The principle of bat ultrasonic locator ---pathfinder".7. Device for photohydrolysis of water --- of cyanobacteria, 8. Research on human bone muscular system and bioelectric control,—— walking machine.

9. The claws of animals --- the hooks of modern cranes 10. The scale armor of animals--- the corrugated roof 11, the fins --- oars of fish 12, the arms of the praying mantis, or the saws --- saws 13. Xanthium --- Velcro.

Scientists made rockets rise from octopuses, electronic frog eyes based on frogs, and jellyfish storm detectors based on jellyfish.

Scientists invented landing based on the tail of a squirrel