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Resources to Replace Animals in Dissection

Is This Chemical Hiding in Your Classroom?

Here’s yet another reason to avoid animal dissection.

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Progress! Most U.S. Students Can Opt Out of Dissection

“American Biology Teacher” publishes PETA’s dissection data.

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How PETA’s Been Working to End Dissection for Good

Will your school be the next to choose compassion?

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15 Disturbing Dissection Photos That Students Posted on Instagram

Dissection teaches the wrong lessons—and these photos really show it.

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Resources for Implementing Humane Science Policies in Your School

Use the following resources to learn more about the ethics of dissection, dissection alternatives, and how to implement humane science policies.

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Humane Dissection for Your School

Learn how your school can receive a free alternative to dissection for use in science classrooms!

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A Doctor’s View of Dissection

As a pathologist, I perform careful dissections every day—on human tissues, not on animals.

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Each year in the U.S., an estimated 20 million animals are used in cruel, outdated teaching exercises. Roughly half of them are used in classroom dissections.

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