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Rodent of the Week" supposedly highlights the "good things" that come out of animal research. But even this peppy little piece discusses the weaknesses of animal research. Tags: Los Angeles animal research. Here's a weird little piece I came across. Clearly, a PR instrument. So why not just end it?
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Notably, this is a vey small number compared to the number of rodents killed by the same cats. By-catch is the catchy word for animals that are killed from fishing that are not the fish being fished. billion birds, plus or minus more than a billion, are killed by cats every year in the US.
He differentiates those animals from what he calls "the cute animals" which is important and one of the few passages that I appreciated in this series. The fact that we care about--and fight for--animals based on how cute we have deemed them to be is disgraceful. But the question is how can we properly address that?
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