Comments by "Monica Song" (@monicasong427) on "Camera captures emotional moment cage chimp sees sky for first time | USA TODAY" video.

  1. For all the fellow animals, let's go vegan.
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  2.  @georgeridden1705  For example, replacing non-human animal use with human simulators. It is important to understand that over 99.6 percent of disease drugs that succeed in non-human animals fail in humans.
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  3. ​@georgeridden1705 There is absolutely no need to use non- human animals to study human animals. Especially when human relevant methods of research clearly exists.
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  4. Cruelty free products are also a human rights matter. Humans deserve modern human relevant methods of research.
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  5. @usa4ever711  Thank you for sharing the truth about fellow animals exploited for needless food products. Please consider extending the thought to all animal products. The very exploitation of non-human animals will always involve violence. In the U.S. alone, human hunters dump millions of pounds of lead into the environment every year. Making human hunters the #1 cause of lead pollution and poisoning today. We seldom realize the harsh cruelty involved in killing and betraying a fellow animal who actually enjoyed their life and wanted to live. Everything we need comes from the sun and the soil. All minerals come from the soil. Vitamins are made by plants and fungi. Vitamin D is a sunshine hormone. Vitamin B12 is a bacteria found in waterways and the soil. Omega-3's are only made by plants such as plant algae and flax seeds. The elimination of all animal products aligns our actions with the respect we hold for fellow animals. All while, promoting environmental and human health. Win for all.
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  6.  @Luke_Skywalker1836  It is our constant cruel demand to eat the dead bodies of fellow animals, mother cow/ goat lactation breast milk for her baby turned cheese products, and period eggs of female birds that fuels the supply. Female animals are systemically raped to bring more life into existence to replace the fellow animals one has just eaten.
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  7. ​@sunfish4095 It doesn't matter. There is no credible evidence showcasing non-human animal tests translates to human beings.
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