Animals should not be tested on because the testing is like torture. There are too many animals being tested on, especially monkeys, since they are the closest things to humans. According to Newsela, a current event website for kids, “Since 1960, the number of chimpanzees has shrunk. The latest count put the number of chimps in the world at 300,000 to 430,000.” “Registration of a single pesticide requires more than 50 experiments and the use of as many as 12,000 animals.”states the …show more content…
‘’a drug to fight Ebola had showed remarkable success when tested in rhesus monkeys.” (Trull,2015) “More recently, animal research has helped pave the way toward restoring vision.” (Trull,2015.) “ Thanks to the work of scientists and physicians at Duke University, an experimental new treatment for glioblastoma multiforme, or GBM--an aggressive tumor that kills about 12,000 people in the U.S. each year--is saving the lives of patients who, just months ago, had little hope of survival. This extraordinary development wouldn't have been possible without animal research.” (Trull, 2015) However, about 90% of approved animal tested products don’t make it out of the lab, for they don’t work on humans. A lot of testing on animals is unsuccessful, and most of the time when it is, it doesn’t work on humans. This evidence shows that animals are different than humans and testing on them won’t help