Rabbit Exploitation
An Animal Exploitation Photo Journal and Gallery Presentation from All-Creatures.org
This all creatures animal exploitation photo gallery about Rabbits is being presented to show the public the difference between the cute animals we see in advertising and picture in our minds and the reality that exists in the world.
Rabbit Exploitation - Medical Research - 20
(Rabbit Exploitation - Medical Research - 20) This is a routine and painful
method of immobilizing a rabbit for experimentation. One vivisector holds the
rabbit up by his or her ears, which is painful in itself, and then pulls down on
the rabbit's hind legs, which increases the pressure and pain on the ears. The
other vivisector is then able to inject or draw fluids from the rabbit's body.
This is just another example of how inhumane some humans can be.
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