Environment
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Strict Welfare Rules to be Extended to Crabs and Lobsters in Scientific Experiments
Non-human animal testing, also known as animal experimentation, has long contributed to scientific and biological studies, and is also widely used to develop new medicines or test the safety of other products. However, these animals, especially mammals, have been attributed with rights over the years.
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