No7
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They take them straight to the incinerators. Happens multiple times daily.
The tractor was pulling 10 trailers interlinked, 7 were in use with 2 animals per trailer.
Phones are banned on site for this very reason
Would you walk off site
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They take them straight to the incinerators. Happens multiple times daily.
The tractor was pulling 10 trailers interlinked, 7 were in use with 2 animals per trailer.
Phones are banned on site for this very reason
Burying them on the building site to confuse future archaeologists. In the year 2900, it will be believed that gorillas lived in the Cambridge area and worked in medical research.
HABA87
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Ah, there's some inter-ape rivalry going on here. That does look a bit like the back end of Addenbrookes looking toward the railway line, to be fair...
No7
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By bin trailer, I think you mean flat bed with animals ratchet strapped.
Animal testing is a challenging issue. Most see it as a necessary evil for lifesaving medicine and treatments, but it's debatable whether it's morally justifiable and actually as useful as we might think. Someone I know with some knowledge of the subject say labs mainly do it because governments mandate that testing on animals is done as part of the development process.
the numbers are going down quite fdramatically year on year but I don't think it will ever cease while there are cures to be found
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No7
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For me, it's a case of being morally justified or being bankrupt. I know it goes on in the world, but if I am not physically seeing it, I am OK with it
you could spend you life like that.. Meat being the major one.
everyone who eats meat should be prepared to kill and prepare an animal at some point.. chicken, rabbit or whatever
just taking them out for a day out man... probably having a kip
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I dissected a rat as part of my biology A Level and dissected a turtle as part of my degree course, if that counts.
only if you ate them .
Wasn't allowed to, although I was allowed to take the turtle home in a bucket at one point (it was long since dead and preserved in embalming pickle, or some such stuff).
From now on, whenever someone starts one of these bullshit peta threads, I'm buying a tub of foie gras.
Charmless Man
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It isn't.
You have no control over their life history so the type of testing they currently use animals for would produce useless results.
AlpineExile
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For her M.Sc. my sister studied the brain/blood barrier for which she needed extremely fresh sheep brains, as in ones killed on site. She got so sick of eating the resultant mutton that thirty years later I think she still refuses to eat it.
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jubblies
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Are you sure it wasn't an outdoor screening of the new Planet of the Apes fillum?
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Find the rest of the animals and set them free, its the right thing to do.
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