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What product comes from mink and fox farming?
Answer: Fur
Why: Minks and foxes make up the vast majority of animals raised on dedicated fur farms.
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Which ethical 'R' aims to use the fewest animals in research?
Answer: Reduction
Why: Reduction requires researchers to calculate optimal sample sizes so that experiments never use more animals than strictly needed.
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Who created the abolitionist animal rights theory?
Answer: Gary Francione
Why: Francione rejects welfare reforms, arguing that using animals as property is fundamentally unethical regardless of how well they are treated.
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What animal is confined in battery cages?
Answer: Hens
Why: A standard battery cage gives each hen less floor area than a single sheet of letter paper.
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Which land animal is slaughtered in the highest numbers?
Answer: Chickens
Why: More than seventy billion chickens are slaughtered worldwide every year, outnumbering all other farm land animals combined.
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What sheep practice cuts skin strips to prevent flystrike?
Answer: Mulesing
Why: The procedure takes its name from Australian grazier John Mules, who introduced it during the 1920s.
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