- Is there any difference between animal rights and human rights?
- What is the definition of animal rights or welfare?
- Is it possible to communicate with animals?
- If animals speak human languages, what would happen?
- Do schools in Japan teach animal welfare to children?
- How many kinds of animals are there in the world?
- How many endangered animals are there now?
- When were Animal Rights first proposed?
- Who are the most famous Animal Rights supporter in the world?
- What is the law related to Animal Rights/Animal welfare?
- How is foie gras (goose liver) made?
- How many vegetarians are there in the world?
- What kind of influences do we have if all animals are wiped out?
- Does the Japanese government take necessary measures to protect animals' welfare ?
- Compared with Western nations, do you think Japan is animal-friendly country?
- Should animal abuse be banned?
- What is the main reason for animals to be killed?
- Are we able to survive without eating animals' meat?
- What kind of people are vegetarians?
- Are there any groups or famous people who have firm or strange ideology of animal protection?
- What benefits can we get from stopping killing animals?
- Are animal experiments for medical use necessary?
- How are animals in medical lab treated?
- Why are animals used in medical experiments?
- What kind of medical results have we got from the animal experiments?
- How can we prevent those animal experiments for medical use?
- In the near future, what improvement on animal welfare would be expected?
- Also, What problems would we face?
- As a human, what can we do to protect animal welfare?
- After 10000 years from now, which will be more likely to survive, humans or animals?
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These are a great set of questions, Shinji and Kento. I'm personally curious about some of them and I look forward to the fruits of your research. For example, I wonder how much Japanese (and American, for that matter) school children learn about animal welfare in school. Your question asking what would happen if animals could speak seems amusing at first, but when we think of the horrors that farm animals go through every day, we have to wonder if we'd be able to bear what they'd be trying to tell us. There are some people who have the remarkable ability to understand animals despite their inability to speak. A fascinating autistic woman named Temple Grandin is one such person. She learned how to "read" the emotions of cows to the extent that she became an adviser to companies that handle cattle. There's a BBC documentary about her called “The Woman Who Thinks Like a Cow" which I would recommend.
ReplyDeleteI look forward for your answers!!
ReplyDeleteInteresting questions!!
ReplyDeleteI was most fond of question 24.
ReplyDeleteThese questions are very interesting!
ReplyDeleteI am especially interested in the questions about animal experiments.