Key words Religion and animal rights
these are the keywords in the topic Religion and animal rights for philosophy the aqa topic
- Created by: charles hardy
- Created on: 24-02-11 10:53
Animal Experimentation
Define animal experimentation
Animal Experimentation
Answer
Experiments carried out using animals as the test subject, e.g. for testing cosmetic toxicity or for new drugs.
Animal Rights
Define animal rights
Animal Rights
Answer
The rights animals have to live without cruelty, and to have good treatment
Battery Farming
Define Battery Farming
Battery Farming
Answer
Farming where the animals are kept in small pens or cages and are prevented from roamong freely
Bull-fighting
What is Bull-fighting
Bull-fighting
Answer
A sport in which trained matadors fight bulls, usualy leading to the bull's death.
Cloning
What is Cloning
Cloning
Answer
Producing an organism exactly identical to another asexualy
Companionship
Define companionship
Companionship
Answer
Living with, or keeping somone company, e.g. a pet cat
Extinction
What is extinction?
Extinction
Answer
Where a whole species has been wiped out so that no more exist, and in the future cannot exist again
Free Range Farming
What is free range farming
Free Range Farming
Answer
farming where the animals are allowed to roam in the open
Fur trade
What is the fur-trade?
Fur trade
Answer
an industry which breeds animals to sell their fur in clothing, etc.
Genetic modification
What is genetic modification?
Genetic modification
Answer
where DNA is taken and adjusted then reinserted in to an egg, which is then placed into an animal's womb to produce a replica of the original
Hunting
What is hunting
Hunting
Answer
the practice of pursing an animal with the intention to kill and catch it
Ivory trade
What is the ivory trade
Ivory trade
Answer
illegal industry which sells items made from ivory , e.g. elephant tusks
Presevation of species
What is meant by the "presevaition of species"
Presevation of species
Answer
actions taken to keep a species in existance, e.g. zoo breeding programes for endangered animals
Status of animals
What is meant by the status of animals
Status of animals
Answer
the value animals have, which then decides their rights, e.g. are they as valuable as humans, or not?
Vegan diet
What is a vegan diet
Vegan diet
Answer
a diet which does not contain any meat, meat products or dairy products
Vegetarian diet
What is a vegetarian diet
Vegetarian diet
Answer
a diet that does not include meat or meat products
Zoo
What is a zoo?
Zoo
Answer
public place where animals are kept for the general public to see
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