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Have you seen AMV Hell 4?

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Don't trust rich cats. Especially when they're fish.

PAU

HOT DAMN. Again.
Research paper is finished. Faster than I expected. My only worry now is forgetting it. If I don't turn it in on friday, it's a serious auto-fail without any possibility of recovery. And I'm a forgetful person, let me tell you.

It be's over midnight here. I'm going to bed. My mom woke up and got angry at me. Now I'm gonna have to listen to my dad b***h about it for eight hours tomorrow.
Ah, well. It's worth it.

-_-
OGM SHYT!

My paper sucks...BAD...hard if you will:
It has almost NO true facts, I just thought of things I thought I knew.
My Works Cited Page is nice though blaugh
I have a boring title page;
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lol, it does suck...and then...my outline?
Oh yeah, I forgot to do that!!!

Crap...I am still missing a book for my bibliographies crying

Essay:

Although animal testing is cruel and hurts animals and when large samples of animals are taken out of their natural habitats it ruins the food web of that ecosystem, animal testing should be accepted in today’s society because less human lives are at risk, it helps humans understand the effect of medicine on a body system, and also testing on animals should be accepted in society so endangered animals could be studied and preserved better.
Monkeys share ninety-nine percent of genetic material with us, medicinal testing can be most understood on them. With a specimen so close to our own body fewer human lives are at risk if a medicine contained the wrong compound(s) or so.
Animal testing helps humans understand the effect of medicine on a body system. If an animal developed cancer, scientists could watch the cancer develop and grow and see the effects of certain medicines on cancer growth and healing of the body in general.
Artificially breeding animals is a great method veterinarians and even farmers use to return animals populations into the wild.
Although animal testing is much less frequent today than in the past animals still feel pain. Even though most of the time their pain is short-lived, it is still awful that even for that short amount of time they must go through it.
Animals that reproduce quickly, by nature, are often used in animal testing; some of these animals include chickens/hens and mice. Less then five percent of animals tested on are domestic.
If a large population of fish is extracted from a lake to have a new home in a different environment that would probably corrupt part of the food web of its pervious environment. If the fish were taken from the lake, then the heron would go hungry and with a critical food source missing in an environment as diversely populated as a lake, the food web would simply just...collapse.
When an excessive sample of animals is withdrawn from its natural domain, usually, an extra “group” is held as extra for purposes of restoring the withdrawn population.
In conclusion, animal testing helps more than it hurts. Animals feel pain in relatively short bursts.