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Gleason,Carrie. Animal Rights Activist. New York, NY: Crabtree Pub, 2010. eBook K-8
Collection (EBSCOhost). Web. 25 Mar. 2015. The average person will eat 1,000 chickens, 30
sheep, and 20 pigs in their lifetime. (Veganism) People who refuse to eat meat think of the
face that piece of meat had because they feel for those poor animals that died for the people
eating them they also live a vegan lifestyle that does for food, clothing, or any other
purpose.Almost three percent of Americans and four percent of Canadians,today are
vegetarian.Most animal rights activists believe it is unethical to eat or use the flesh of
animals.Vegans do not eat eggs or dairy products, such as cheese, milk, or ice cream, or
desserts and candies that contain gelatin, which is made from animal bones.They do not use
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any kind of products that come from animals.Animal Rights activists think is wrong to have
animals as pet of to keep them in cages they object to having animals as entertainment thing
like movies,circuses, and TV shows.
Sherry, Clifford J. Animal Rights : A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, Calif: ABC-CLIO,
2009. eBook High School Collection (EBSCOhost). Web. 25 Mar. 2015. What are humans
animals so why give animals a lousy treatment like hurting them for no good reason we feel
pain they feel pain. humans share 96 percent of their DNA with chimps (Ze et al. 2005).
That is where the idea of evolution comes in to play which is why animal rights activists
believe in giving animal more respect the respect that they deserve.On the other hand there
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are the things that keep us apart such as the fact that animals dont think the same way we
do.occurs in the brain, especially the cerebral cortex. The cortex is a convoluted layer of
nerve cells, comprising nearly 90 percent of all the nerve cells in the brain, which forms the
outer surface of the cerebral hemispheres. The major difference in the cortexes of humans
and of other organisms occurs in the frontal cortex. This appears to be the site of selfawareness (i.e., individual humans recognize that they are unique individuals separate from
other individuals and from their environment and that they have a past and a present)
Watson, Stephanie. Animal Testing: Issues and Ethics. New York: Rosen Pub., 2009. Print.The
book Animal testing writing by Stephanie Watson. Animals and humans have the similar
biological that is the excuse we use to test on poor animals that cant defend then selfs. Many
animals get tested on many being hurt for no good reason we could stop that. The reason
some people dont do anything is because some think animals dont have souls, others say
they dont feel pain, And do they deserve to be treated with equal respect as humans? I feel
like animals do deserve the same respect as humans but this book makes you look at the fact
as cruel as they are thats the way they are, that the treatment for these animals is for the
greater good. The background of the writer seems to not agree or disagree she just seems to
give both pros and cons and give facts.