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ANIMAL RIGHTS PRESENTATION

Chiara Pesaresi

Created on May 15, 2023

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ANIMAL

rights

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New words - Page N°1

Meaning

Word

  • Estensione
  • Stato di vita / condizioni di vita
  • Benessere degli animali
  • Permette
  • Garantire / Garantiti
  • Favorire
  • Area di riposo
  • Infortunio
  • Pronta terapia
  • Spazi adeguati
  • Extension
  • Life Status
  • Animal Wellfare
  • Enables
  • Ensure / Ensured
  • Conducive to
  • Resting area
  • Injury
  • Speedy therapy / Prompt therapy
  • Appropriate premises

New words - Page N°2

Meaning

Word

  • Oggetti da esperimento / Cavie
  • Martiri necessari
  • Testare
  • Balistico
  • Roditori
  • Premessa
  • Pipistrelli in letargo
  • Disposti / Sistemati
  • Spiaccicati
  • Macello / Carneficina
  • Experimental Objects
  • Martyrs necessary
  • Testing
  • Balistic
  • Rodents
  • Premise
  • Hibertating bats
  • Arranged
  • Splattered
  • Slaughter

Animal Welfare: The 5 Freedoms

- Freedom from hunger, thirst and malnutrition through easy access to fresh water and a diet conducive to health- Freedom to have a suitable environment - Freedom from disease through prevention - Freedom to display behavioral characteristics providing enough space

Animal rights: ARTICLE 8

“Animal experimentation involving physical or mental suffering is incompatible with animal rights whether it is medical, scientific, commercial experimentation”

Nowadays Actually…A lot of animals are used as experimental objects for medical treatments reserved for humans In fact, every year 12 million animals are used in research laboratories

Mice are confirmed as the most used animals (68%), but experiments are also carried out on rabbits (3%), monkeys (1%), dogs and cats. Then there are reptiles, amphibians and fish (14%) and birds (8%).

Bats as secret weapons during World War II

During the Second World War, among the many projects conceived by the American secret services, there was also one which involved the use of bats of the species Tadarida brasiliensisThis was the idea: thousands of hibernating bats were arranged inside bomb-shaped containers, each of which was equipped with a small incendiary device programmed with a timer The Bat Bomb would have opened and the bats would have landed on the flammable wooden and paper Japanese’s houses