Experimentation on animals is a scientific method to examine the effects of some special materials. It is believed that this experimentation is not good and should be banned, while others think that with animal experiments crucial scientific discoveries can be made. In this essay, I will explain a balanced regulation for animal experiments; some replacement methodologies are a more effective way.
First, proponents of animal rights explain that with unrestricted animal experiments some issues may happen. This behavior with animals, without considering the negative impact on children and future generations, threatening the environment and nature, becomes common among individuals. Additionally, people will not value animals, and some animal species will be in danger of extinction.
On the other hand, some people believe that there are important discoveries which cannot be made without animal examinations. Some drugs and medications for crucial treatments, like cancer and chronic diseases such as diabetes, need experiments on animals to find out their adverse effects on humans or their effectiveness for patients.
I personally believe that both ideas are correct, but some special regulations should be legislated. For example, the usefulness of animal examination is in contrast with humanity; for example, experimentation for all cosmetics is not necessary, and governments should consider limitations for these experiments. Furthermore, using plants and artificial samples can replace animal examinations for necessary experiments like those for drugs and medications.
In conclusion, although animal experiments in some cases are against humanity and animal rights, some special discoveries are not possible without animal examinations, like new drugs and medications for crucial diseases in the world. There are alternative ways to replace possible examinations on plants and artificial materials at laboratories, which may help to decrease these experiments. Additionally, some regulations should be legislated for unnecessary experiments for cosmetics and other products.