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Three Animal Experiments Science Would Rather Forget
THEY WON'T REPEAT THESE
A short from AnimalDex, from Animal Experiments They Won’t Repeat — Ethics or Cover-Up?. Every claim in it comes from that page, which has the full detail and sources.
Published 23 October 2026. AI-narrated, with motion added to some images.
Transcript
- 0:00THEY WON'T REPEAT THESE. Three animal experiments science would rather forget. The last is darkest.
- 0:05THE TYCHOSCOPE. A robot built to move randomly. Newborn chicks imprinted on it as mom.
- 0:10BEFORE vs AFTER. Caged across the room, they allegedly pulled it closer than chance predicted.
- 0:14PLANARIAN. Flatworms. Cut one in half, and the tail grows a new brain.
- 0:18MEMORY CANNIBALS. Trained worms were fed to untrained ones. Those allegedly learned faster.
- 0:22STILL UNSOLVED. Replications were mixed. Yet labs now ask if memory lives beyond the brain.
- 0:27COLD WAR STORY. Last: a mother rabbit wired up on shore. Her babies, on a submarine.
- 0:33NEVER VERIFIED. Killed on schedule. The story says she spiked the moment each one died.
- 0:37THE MOTHER KNOWS?. No solid proof. But dogs still won't leave a dying owner's bed.
- 0:41ETHICS OR COVER-UP?. Bad science, or questions nobody dares fund?
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