Welcome

to the RSPCA's Science, ethics and animals resource. This resource is mainly for English and Welsh GCSE science students and those studying the Diploma in Environmental and Land-based Studies. However, everyone will be able to enjoy the experience, learn more about themselves and better understand the role of science and ethics in all our lives.

12.08.2010

Chance of a lifetime for YPA 2010 winner

 

12.08.2010

Lab animals spared suffering thanks to new testing method

 

12.08.2010

Horrific dog fighting footage seized

 
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What do you think we as a society should do when a coastal oil spill affects thousands of sea birds?

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RSPCA: Ethics Court
"If you can clone a winning racehorse, I think cloning animals is all right."
"Pedigree dogs suffer, so people should stop buying them."
"I need to buy cheap food, and I don't care how it's produced."
What do you think?
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RSPCA: Value of Life
What do we mean by value?
Does it matter if we value one animal more highly than another?
How do you decide which animals you value most?
 
Which of these animals is classed as endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) red list?

Sorry, that's not right!

The right answer is: Bengal tiger

Only the Bengal tiger is currently classed as endangered. The stag beetle is near threatened. The polar bear and common seahorse are vulnerable and the sea mink is already extinct.