[Shawna]

What? All we got to dissect was a frog.

[dooshman]

A frog? In my high school bio class, my teacher, Mr. Chavis, dissected a cat (we students weren't allowed to have a dissection session on domestic animals like that. To be honest, I got repulsed, because we had two cats living with us, who were like part of the family. I can't see myself, or anyone else for that matter, cutting up a cat or a dog. They're almost like ... human).

[Shawna]

Originally Posted by dooshman ↗

A frog? In my high school bio class, my teacher, Mr. Chavis, dissected a cat (we students weren't allowed to have a dissection session on domestic animals like that. To be honest, I got repulsed, because we had two cats living with us, who were like part of the family. I can't see myself, or anyone else for that matter, cutting up a cat or a dog. They're almost like ... human).

I agree with you on that. I have 3 dogs, they are like my kids. They are very protective.

[Sarevok1]

Originally Posted by jayde11 ↗

I agree with you on that. I have 3 dogs, they are like my kids. They are very protective.

WE had fetal pigs. I named mine Hamlet.

[Brazilusa]

i saw them in the Bodies Museum...Pretty fantastic

[Shawna]

Originally Posted by Sarevok1 ↗

WE had fetal pigs. I named mine Hamlet.

Pigs are cool. They can be good protectors too.

[wolfie]

Originally Posted by Sarevok1 ↗

WE had fetal pigs. I named mine Hamlet.

All I got was a fuckin frog!! We had to share the cat.

[RancidMind]

Originally Posted by jayde11 ↗

I agree with you on that. I have 3 dogs, they are like my kids. They are very protective.

Agreed as well-I adore my kitties and doggie<3

[RangaRang]

Actually went to an anatomy class for a day. Smells wonderful.

The cadavers are kept in formaldehyde (I believe so), and there's a lot of time spent shaving off fat and peeling fascia. You'll never want Thanksgiving turkey again.

[Rubystar]

Mmmm, separating dark meat from the white meat.