Do you by any chance test experiments on animals (wild) x from amy, fee & beacham.

Question: Do you by any chance test experiments on animals (wild) x from amy, fee & beacham.

Asked by anon-1245 to Chris, Kay, Kerstin, Lorna, Liv on 23 Mar 2010 in Categories: General.
- Chris Needham answered on 23 Mar 2010:
  
  I don’t test on animals, everything I do is computational!
- Kerstin Zechner answered on 23 Mar 2010:
  
  If working on little worms generally found in soil counts, then yes.
- Olivia Hibbitt answered on 23 Mar 2010:
  
  Hey Amy,
  
  nope, it’s illegal to test on wild animals. I do perform animal experiments, but these are done on specially bred animals that have the disease I study.
- Kay Penicud answered on 23 Mar 2010:
  
  No, definitely not! Any use of animals in science has to be done in a really controlled way (keeping their temperature, diet etc constant, and keeping them free of any disease). To get good data you need to keep all variables constant – wild animals are too full of disease.
- Lorna Houlihan answered on 24 Mar 2010:
  
  Nope, some scientists do observation work on wild animals

anon-1245 commented on 23 Mar 2010:

oh, i think that’s fair enough.
anon-1245 commented on 23 Mar 2010:

what age were you when you got into your work. ? by amy & fee

Question: Do you by any chance test experiments on animals (wild) x from amy, fee & beacham.