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Animal Rights in Southern California
Season 1
Episode 8
Using modern technology and virtual models, many schools no longer use animal dissection to teach high school biology. Many vet schools use cadavers for anatomy lessons and to teach surgical skills without ending animals lives. In these days of tight school budgets, is it still necessary?
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