Numbers
How many animals are used every year in scientific research and to test products such as shampoo?
26 million.
In what year did William Russell and microbiologist Rex Burch lay out the principle of "The three R's"
1950
What ia a big mouse?
Rat.
What type of animal was pepper?
Dog/Dalmatian.
Younger Americans are ____ likely to accept animal testing.
Less.
A total of ___ percent said it was morally wrong.
39
What year did animal testing in the United States get regulated by the federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA), which was passed?
1966
What is a small rat?
Mouse.
What was the name of the animal that was kidnapped and sold in to an experiment?
Pepper.
What does NIH stand for?
National Institutes of Health.
A total of 47 percent of people aged _______ say that animal testing is morally acceptable.
18 to 34
What year were 1,134,693 animals used for testing?
2010
What are cows, hourses, pigs, sheep, and goats?
Farm animals.
Pepper was _______
Kidnapped.
Opponents of animal testing say that it is ____ and _____ to experiment on animals.
Cruel and inhumane.
___ percent of people aged 35 to 54 say it is morally acceptable.
60
the dissection of live animals, have been found in ancient Greek writings from as early as ____ B.C.
500
Are reptiles cold-blooded or warm-blooded?
Cold-blooded.
As more people begin to ______, the anti-vivisection movement grew, primarily in England.
adopted pets.
What does AWA stand for?
Animal Welfare Act.
61 percent of people aged ___ and older say it is morally acceptable.
55
What year did Australian philosopher Peter Singer published "Animal Liberation,"
1975
What type of monky was not used for testing?
Chimpanzee.
What is the is the only major market where testing all cosmetics on animals is required by law.
China.
What does USDA stand for?
U.S. Department of Agriculture.