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About vivisection

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Animal experiments: the shocking truth (1)

"Vivisection is the blackest of all the black crimes that man is at present committing against God and his fair creation. It ill becomes us to invoke in our daily prayers the blessings of God, the Compassionate,...

Animal experiments: the shocking truth (2)

Photo 4 Oxford University Rabbit with an experimental wound on its neck at Oxford University. Some rabbits in the lab had tubes protruding from their throats. The legs of other rabbits had...

Animal experiments: the shocking truth (3)

NO ONE GETS OUT OF HERE ALIVE Millions of animals die because they are unwanted To maintain stocks of animals of a range of weights and ages, researchers constantly overbreed; so millions die...

What is vivisection?

Vivisection literally means the cutting up of a live animal; however, dictionary definitions have been revised over the years, and this term has become a general label for all types of animal experiments. "Vivisection"...

Why vivisection is flawed

What happens to laboratory animals Many people are opposed to animals suffering and dying in experiments for trivial products such as beauty cosmetics, but are less sure about research labelled as...

Differences between primates and humans

Primates in UK labs include baboons, macaques, tamarins, marmosets, and squirrel monkeys. Although basic, there are more guidelines for housing primates than any other species, but these are routinely...

Differences between guinea pigs and humans

Guinea Pigs are used in a range of experiments including having their skin abraded and household and industrial substances applied in skin irritancy tests. What a Waste Guinea pigs can only breathe...

Differences between rats and humans

Sociable, inquisitive and playful, rats fare no better in the laboratory than mice. They are kept in small boxes stacked on racks with nothing to amuse the animals. At St Mary's Medical School, London,...