Do Animals Want to be Experimented On?

[PoiuyWired]

Like I said before, communication doesn't always have to be spoken. Body language is enough for me to realise that most animals don't really like being caged, that A LOT of animals hate being experimented on, and that many have quite a big opinion about the issue.

 

I would like to think that the "verbal" way of communication is actually only useful in exchange of really complex ideas. Other than that even humans use lots of non-verbal communications, well, as least when around close ones.

[Ctrl Alt Del]

Of course they don't and they do manifest their opinions about it. Otherwise, why would a caged animal flee if the cage is left open? I think that real question in here is if it's right to do such things with those non-sentients.

 

Thing is, us humans use that lives that are considered "less important" than ours and test them to improve our living. Is that immoral? You might want to consider that these animals aren't sentient, they aren't aware of their own existence and they leave for the moment, always searching for means that can satisfy their lusts. Nevertheless, it's undeniable that animals feel pain. So it's kind of trick.

[Rev7]

How is it a trick? Animals do feel pain, and do communicate with others in there species. For Example dogs bark, we as humans don't understand what they are saying but they are communicating with other dogs or trying to communicate with humans.