some people say it is acceptable to use animal for our benefit.Others say it is wrong to exploit them.Discuss both points of view and give your opinion

In recent times, animal protection organisations 1are drawing attention toare appealing to attention on the issue of whether it is justifiable to exploit animals for human 2benefitbenefits. Different people hold divergent viewpoints, each with their own set of compelling reasons.

On the one hand, I consider it rational for proponents to argue that once reasonable boundaries are defined, leveraging animals to fulfill human requirements is both practical and acceptable. This viewpoint 3is rooted instands in the long-established mutual relationship between 4humanshuman and animals throughout history. 5In terms of food supplyFor food supplement, livestock and poultry farming has served as a critical source of high-quality protein, as the breeding of cattle, sheep and chickens feeds billions of worldwide populations with meat, eggs and dairy products. This ensures the basic dietary needs for survival. In addition, medical experimentation on animals is indisputably a cornerstone of progress in 6the field of medical researchhealth research area. A typical example is the drug tests on mice to examine the efficacy and the potential side 7effectseffect of newly developed cures, which paves the way for optimizing the results on human patients. Direct human drug experimentation would lead to higher lethality rates and correspondingly more severe ethical issues, so as a compromise, animal 8testingtest is the alternative that humans can now turn to.

However, I also agree with the opposite viewpoint that 9some forms of animal exploitation are morally indefensiblesome exploitation on animals is using morally wrong ways. The intensive farming mode is one of the sore points. Livestock are crowded in small enclosures, along with unsanitary feeding environments, 10leading to the rampantrendering the rampant spread of infectious diseases and consequently the abuse of antibiotics. 11In some farms, chickens are caged in tiny boxes, unable to stretch their wings, with their beaks clipped, and spend their whole life in the light that violating their natural biological clock, all to satisfy people's appetite for cheap protein. Animal experimentation also subjects them to extremely cruel conditions. To mimic human diseases, laboratory animals are constantly made ill and suffer from endless surgeries and stimuli injections. Some research on neuroscience may 12implant electrodesplant electrode inside the brain of laboratory mice, and during the long-term observation, their natural behaviour and social activities are irreversibly disrupted, which has elicited international condemnation.

In my opinion, we should harness the benefits of animals under the condition that their rights and dignity is safeguarded. To be more specific, we must define boundaries to respect their rights and welfare. For example, we need to set clear rules on the operations of farms, which not only ensures the welfare of farm animals but also the food safety for consumers; furthermore, we could also utilize modern technology to explore alternative methods to replace animals used in lab research, such as computer simulations.