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I think they do it with babies too.

StaceyW wrote:I apologise for shouting but seeing that dog cut up like that was sick and pissed me off to the brim. It's sad that they do it with humans too.

I hate animal abuse and I hate recreational drugs the end.

Its ok. I also would be mad about that... Dog abuse is NOT cool at all. Seriously, I'd take shit like that personally. (I have a soft spot for pets : [ )

Any form of animal cruelty is in my opinion unacceptable. Even if the intention is to test drugs or medicines, subjecting animals to pain (torture or otherwise) is just wrong. Alternative methods of testing should be made.

I agree with animal testing, if it's not chemical etc. I think some companies test on volunteering human's, which seem's kinda weird.

I think science has broadened so much over time that I reckon an almost accurate prediction could be made - nothing would effectively be harmed at all, only a not-quite-so accurate answer. But come on.

If experiments on animals can help cure diseases that affect humans, then I fully support those experiments.

This sort of thing looks dead scary, I saw it in biology. But, its not. This experiment has been able to help people and animals with missing body parts that have been ambutated from disease, be able to naturally grow back.

Oh, and if you're wondering that's an ear. Yeah.

I've seen that thing. Is it like a human ear attached to a mouse's back or something?

Yeah, but it grew it itself.

How?

Did scientists genetically...fuck up the mouse?

Dunno, probably. I wasn't really paying attention. <3

Maybe the mouse just evolved.

I wonder if it can hear better.

Nah, I'd say it's just for show.

But who knows?

But who noes?

*X-Files music starts playing*

Could be used as a special storage space for cheese.

That is a disturbing image indeed.

Fucking shit motherfucker I wont be able to sleep tonight. That is sick, you genetically modified mouse maestro.

I wonder what that mouse tastes like...