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Title of Presentation (Fill in the Blank): Why we should not do Animal Experimentation Introduction l. Get the attention of the audience — a joke, famous quote, personal anecdote or engaging story, or numerical statistic II. Thesis (Write 1 sentence here):_Animal testing is not morally good, and we should use and find other way to test products than harm animals. IIl. Importance of the topic (Write 1 sentence here); Animal Experimentation, also known as Animal Testing, is a scientific experiment or test done on a live animal that will likely cause pain, distress, and lasting harm against their will. What is animal testing? | Cruelty Free International. (2023) Crueltyfreeinternational.org. IV. Relevance of the topic (Write 1 sentence here): | believe that animal testing is relevant today because with todays evolved technology, we have other resources and alternatives to use than animals for testing, so we should utilize those alternatives than harm animals. V. Preview of main points (Write 1 sentence here): Animal testing should be stopped because humans and animals respond differently to different substances, animals are denied freedom as a living thing, and we should utilize. Body I,_Main Point 1 (Write a single sentence here): Humans and animal respond differently when they are exposed to different substances. A. First point that supports Main Point 1 (Write a single sentence here): Animals stress and anxiety can affect experimentations. a. Write a single, relevant supporting sentence: Stressed rats, for example, develop chronic inflammatory conditions and intestinal leakage, which ass variable that can confound data. Akhtar, A. (2015). The Flaws and Human Harms of Animal Experimentation. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 24(04), 407-419. b. Write a single, relevant supporting sentence: Blood pressure and heart rates elevate in rats watching other rats being decapitated. The level of anxiety and stress in an animal increase when they themselves are experimented on or watching another of their kind. Akhtar, A. (2015). The Flaws and Human Harms of Animal Experimentation. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 24(04), 407-419. B. Second Point that supports Main Point 1 (Write a single sentence here): It is not confirmed that an animal’s reaction accurately represents a human's reaction. c. Write a single, relevant supporting sentence:_Even of the design of an animal experiment are standardized, the translation of its results to clinic may fail due to disparities between the animal experiment model and the human condition. Akhtar, A. (2015). The Flaws and Human Harms of Animal Experimentation. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 24(04), 407-419. d. Write a single, relevant supporting sentence: Stroke medications will affect different species differently. There is little evidence to to suggest that a female rat, dog, or monkey sufficiently reproduces the physiology of a human female. Akhtar, A. (2015). The Flaws and Human Harms of Animal Experimentation. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 24(04), 407-419. a. Write a transition sentence that moves fluidly to the next main point: Animals and humans have different physiology and therefore have different anxiety levels when being tested on. Il. Main Point 2 (Write a single sentence here): Animals are denied their freedom and often suffer major discomfort and Injuries.