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They All Had Eyes

Confessions of a Vivisectionist
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Most people prefer not to think too much about how biomedical and pharmaceutical research is carried out. In fact, Michael Slusher states, the truth is more brutal and horrifying than many would even believe. In this startling book, he lifts the lid on his experience as a research biologist, chronicling the animals he worked on - from mice and dogs to monkeys - and the graphic procedures that he performed on them as part of his job. He also shares his reflections on his work and the traumatic memories he carries, pulling no punches. This is a challenging but important book for anyone who is concerned about violence against animals.

Author Biography:

Michael Slusher worked as a research biologist for many years before pursuing a career that was more in line with his ethics and morals. Still interested in animals, he earned a degree in Anthropology, with a focus on Zooarchaeology -- the study of animal remains as found within a human archaeological context. After recognizing the cruel and exploitative role humans play in the lives of animals, he became dedicated to vegan education and outreach. He and his wife currently reside in the Eastern United States and are owned by several rescued cats.
Release date Australia
April 21st, 2016
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  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
208
ISBN-13
9781940184234
Product ID
26825335

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