n race of the future. So has man really the right to play ‘God’.With these new ‘perfect’ animals it would mean that animals would be more productive, more prone to disease and have the possibility of producing modern medicines or even human organs. This would be a great benefit to mankind and would relieve the shortage of organs. However this could have implications for these animals as research has already been carried out on pigs, and has produced nor results. The animals are no longer called ‘animals’, built bioreactors or just food machines. So what about the normal wildlife, would they suffer as a consequence. The wildlife on farms is already decreasing and the introducing of GM crops could go mad make matters worse. The small birds around these farms would be endangered and animals like the field mouse would be a rare sight. Surly the strength of nature is in it’[s diversity and question abut whether it is rally for the benefit of mankind or is commercial research driving this force.I think their are some benefits for mankind, but I think the whole research should be slowed down and ways of perfecting what we have researched. Like Dolly the sheep, it was bleaned as a world specicial and yet there was no mention of the amount of unsuccessful experiments there were before her. However if people didn’t experiment there wouldn’t be any modern medicines, such as penicillin. I think there should be a limit put on the amount of animals used and the amount of experiments carried out but each country. Overall I think the benefits of introducing GM food? Animals would have great implications for the human race....
