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Passive smoking can seriously damage the health of pets like dogs and cats. Smoke irritates their respiratory systems and carries toxic and carcinogenic substances that pets ingest. Certain dogs that have flat faces have an increased risk of lung cancer if they live with a smoker. Studies have shown passive smoking can cause cancer of the nasal passages in cats and dogs. Tobacco companies also fund experiments on animals to study tobacco, but these have not provided useful insights into how smoking causes cancer in humans. Cigarette butts are a visible form of pollution that ends up in oceans and beaches, and can be ingested by animals, posing health risks. People are encouraged to quit smoking to protect their own health and that of their pets and wildlife.
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crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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Animals and cigarette
- 1. Be smart don’t start Animals and cigarette Animals 3th and 4th biotechnique Isma Arlon
- 2. Animals and tobacco smoke Animals
- 3. Passive smoking Dogs and cats passive smokers ... Protect the health of your dog or your cat, it is a good additional reason to stop smoking! Animals - Smoke irritates the respiratory system . Smoke carries a large number of toxic and carcinogenic substances. - Pets ingest chemicals components during their daily toilet.
- 4. -The brachycephalic dogs (flat faces) would see increase the risk of developing lung cancer if they live largely alongside a smoker master. - The fumes can seriously damage their health. They irritate the respiratory system: sinuses, throat, trachea, bronchi, lungs. Animals - Studies in support have demonstrated the consequences of passive smoking (for cats and dogs: cancer of the nasal passages)
- 5. Smoking Experiments on Animals Animals
- 6. Tobacco companies and government agencies also fund animal experiments on tobacco. Despite the massive amount of money invested in the animal studies, we little know about animal cancers . Ironically, animal experimentation has fooled many people for years ( mice, rats, dogs and other animals do not develop lung cancer unlike humans). Animals Heather Moore, PETA(People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). "People should understand that smoking, they are not only putting their lives in danger, but they also contribute to the pain inflicted on animals The best way for smokers to help animals is to drop the cigarettes for good. "
- 7. Cigarette butt and animals Animals
- 8. The cigarette butt is a visible chronic pollution. That polution affects our oceans and coasts . However, do not believe that our smoking beaches are solely responsible for the pollution. A cigarette butt thrown on the ground in the city will be also after some days on the beach. . This phenomenon is accentuated with smoking bans in public places, recurring phenomenon throughout Europe. Animals Estimates Ocean Conservancy, the nicotine captured in 200 filters is sufficient to kill a human being. Cigarette butt alone is likely to pollute 500 L of water, making it unfit for consumption. Do not forget either that these butts are also likely to be ingested by animals. Butts can be swallowed by animals, causing a choking hazard.
- 9. Please comment the powerpoint: Animals What do you think about experiments on animals? Would you try to avoid to smoke near your pet? Will you catch cigarette butts on the floor and put them in a trashcan?