5. To test the effects of burns, this dog was burned alive at the
Shriner's Hospital, Cincinnati, USA.
Courtesy of P.E.T.A. (1980's-1990's)
6. A cat with implanted electrodes. Cats are popular subjects
of neurophysiology experiments because
vivisectors
think that their brain has similarities with the human brain.
Photo from Poland (1994)
7. Iguana with implanted electrodes. The photo was taken by an Animal Liberation
Front (ALF) activist during a raid on the Institut National Scientifique de l'Etude
et de Recherche Medicale in Paris.
Courtesy of P.E.T.A. (1990's)
8. This dog's leg was deliberately shattered with a hammer for the purpose
of inducing psychological stress. The dog received no anaesthetic nor
medical treatment during or after the injury was inflicted.
Photo drawn from: Entering the Gates of Hell, IAAPEA
(1980's).
9. A hole was drilled into the monkey's head and a probe placed inside for
injecting various chemical substances. Experiments of this kind often
last for months.
Photo drawn from: Entering the Gates of Hell, IAAPEA
(1980's).
10. Experiments on cats carried out in Japan.
Photo obtained from BUAV (1990's)