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A growing number of people feel that animals should not be exploited by people and that they should have the same rights as humans, while others argue that humans must employ animals to satisfy their various needs, including uses for food and research. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

The animal is one of the living things, like the human. Some people believe that animals should be kept and treated well because they have the same rights as the human. Other people think that animal should be used for food, clothes, education, and research purposes. From my point of view, animals bring many advantages to the human life. But it does not mean human can treat them badly and even do exploitation. As God creature, animals live and they have the same feelings like humans do, like pain, suffering, frustration, happiness, etc. People who advocate animal rights think that animals are equal as the human, so they deserve the same treatment. People must not use animals for their necessity. For instance, using animals for experiments, using them for the entertainment business, killing them for foods or making clothes and many others is inhuman. These activities not only hurt the animals but also may destroy the balance of nature. In this case, people with this point of view believe that exploitation and violence in animals are cruel behaviour. In contrast, some people argue that animals are created to fulfil human needs. They have a lot of benefits for human life. Firstly, animals can be used for education. Many scientists utilise animals for their research, like biology or medical study. It can really help people to enrich their knowledge about the earth phenomena and also to find new medications for helping the humans. Secondly, animals are really important as food sources. They can provide human nutrition. For example, fishes, crabs, lobsters, and meats are containing protein which is needed for human health. In conclusion, I believe that animals give many benefits for humans. They can help improving human life, especially provide food. However, people should treat them in good ways. I agree that animals deserve to be treated well but it does not mean that they must be treated as equal as humans.
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people
believe that
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should be
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kept
and treated well
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because
they have the same rights as the
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human
. Other
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people
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think
that
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animal
should be
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used
for
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food
, clothes, education, and research purposes. From my point of view,
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animals
bring
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many
advantages to the
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human
life.
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But
it does not mean
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human
can treat them
badly
and even do exploitation.

As God creature,
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animals
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live and
they have the same feelings
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like
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humans
do, like pain, suffering, frustration, happiness, etc.
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People
who advocate
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animal
rights
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think
that
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animals
are equal as the
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human
,
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so
they deserve the same treatment.
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must
not
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use
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animals
for their necessity.
For instance
, using
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animals
for experiments, using them for the entertainment business, killing them for
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foods
or making clothes and
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many
others is inhuman. These activities not
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only
hurt the
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animals
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but
also
may
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destroy
the balance of nature.
In this case
,
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people
with this point of view believe that exploitation and violence in
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animals
are cruel
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behaviour
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In contrast
,
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some
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people
argue that
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animals
are created
to fulfil
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human
needs. They have
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a lot of
benefits for
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human
life.
Firstly
,
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animals
can be
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used
for education.
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Many
scientists
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utilise
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animals
for their research, like biology or medical study. It can
really
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help
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people
to enrich their knowledge about the earth phenomena and
also
to find new medications for helping the
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humans
.
Secondly
,
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animals
are
really
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important
as
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food
sources. They can provide
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human
nutrition.
For example
, fishes, crabs, lobsters, and meats
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are containing
protein which
is needed
for
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human
health.

In conclusion
, I believe that
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animals
give
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many
benefits for
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humans
. They can
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help
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improving
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human
life,
especially
provide
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food
.
However
,
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people
should treat them in
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good
ways. I
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agree
that
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animals
deserve to
be treated
well
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but
it does not mean that they
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must
be treated
as equal as
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humans
.
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IELTS essay A growing number of people feel that animals should not be exploited by people and that they should have the same rights as humans, while others argue that humans must employ animals to satisfy their various needs, including uses for food and research.

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4 paragraphs
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