AMES, Iowa – In a recent class session devoted to reviewing the components of a monogastric digestive system, Alexandra Else-Keller reminded an animal science student how to position her fingers as ...

Alicia Silverstone and her son, Bear, are working together to support PETA's new campaign. PETA created the "Cut Class, Not Frogs" campaign to empower schoolchildren to feel comfortable saying no to ...

Dear EarthTalk: Are the animals used in classroom dissection taken from the wild? If so, wouldn't this be endangering their populations? Are there other environmental issues associated with classroom ...

RaonMeta said on the 20th that it completed registrations for Korean and U.S. patents for Extended Reality (XR)-based laboratory animal dissection training content co-developed with The Catholic ...

As a biologist, I sympathize with students who object (as I did) to animal dissection, and I applaud Tonia De Los Santos for questioning her school’s use of animals (Sunday article, “Teen objects to ...

A 19-year-old woman who interns for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has officially changed her name to the URL of the group's anti-dissection website to protest animal dissection.

Animal dissection, which was first used in classrooms in the early part of the last century, is still being used in some Rochester Community and Technical College classes. In recent years, dissection ...

When students in Baltimore City Public Schools learn anatomy during this school year, they won't have to risk failing their science class for refusing to cut a frog or cat. After discussing the issue ...

INDIANAPOLIS — One Indiana lawmaker wants to create options for students who just don’t want do to wield scalpels in the classroom for animal dissections. You know the traditional tools of animal ...

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I recently read an essay called "Marin teen honored for alternatives to real-frog dissection" about Indigo Prasad, a seventh-grader at Mark Day School in San Rafael, California. I was thrilled to see ...