Tools for Research Questions about Animal Rights A classic animal rights film that raises important questions about the use of animals in laboratories.
37 minutes
Directed by Marie Carosello
Produced by Film to Liberate Laboratory Animals
TOOLS FOR RESEARCH erases our comfortable assumptions about the importance of animal research, and carefully documents answers to the questions we should ask about the use of animals in laboratories. How many animals are used each year? Are hey protected by law? Aren't animals used only in research to save human lives? Is it necessary to use animals? Who profits?
Grade Level: 9-12, College, Adult
US Release Date: 1983
Copyright Date: 1983
DVD ISBN: 1-59458-682-9
VHS ISBN: 1-56029-337-3
Reviews "If animals are to be protected from abuse it is desperately important that all those concerned should know the real facts. I would urge both laymen and scientists, those for such experimentation as well as those against, to see this film."
Dr. Jane Goodall
"Recommended for purchase without reservation... The evidence they present is overwhelming and damning... The accompanying study guide is an excellent resource for post viewing suggestions for related research and activities."
"I would urge both laymen and scientists, those for such experimentation as well as those against, to see this film." Dr. Jane Goodall Links Study guide
Awards and Festivals Best Medical Research Film, John Muir Medical Film Festival
Honorable Mention, National Educational Film Festival
Silver Cindy, IFPA Festival; American Film Festival
3rd Scientific Film Festival, Spain
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