Consequences

Doing It For Science

Science in America is more mainstream than ever. We always want to find out

new things about the world and the cosmos. Some areas in science are problematic, they

are fields in science that include killing living things.  This is one of the major moral

worriments in science. Is it fine to harm animals for science?

One of the reasons we should kill for science is because it unlocks the door to new

discoveries that can possibly be big breakthroughs. Commudium leaps if you

will can unlock the door to auxiliary transilience  this leads to a jump of understanding in

the world. According to “http://en.wikipedia.org” a Italian scientist Luigi Galvani found out

the connection between electricity and the nervous system doing an experiment on frog

legs. This experiment led to an ample new understanding in the world about the human

body and the non-human body.Also it doesn’t take a lot to divulge the answer to scientific

questions. All it took for Luigi to find that out was one little common frog not ten  frogs or a

whole entire cat or dog just a pair of legs, not much. Sometimes it does take a lot,but it

usually leads to a great new discovery Salamanders are one of the most interesting

animals on earth and we all want to know more about them which is harmless.Occasionally we

need to find out by experimenting which is the experiment of clipping the salamanders toes. Well

salamander clipping is completely fine. It going to pinch a little but, luckily salamanders have the

amazing ability to regenerate parts so their not scarred  for life.The only thing that’s unlawful is

testing on endangered species or doing the same experiment over and over again on the same

animal or multiple species. In some cases killing for science is good but, it isn’t always right in

some cases people deliberately abuse animals which  isn’t scrupulous morally. Animal testing can be

It’s true that animal testing has high potential for animal cruelty....