Why is animal cloning bad?

Cloning Animals for Food The FDA has approved the sale of food products from cloned animals and their offspring, saying that it will not require labels. However, the American public does not support animal cloning, and the technology is riddled with problems that cause animal suffering. read more

Four Reasons Why Cloning Extinct Animals Is Wrong By Michael Mountain, April 10, 2013 Last month, I wrote that the buzz about cloning extinct animals like the woolly mammoth isn’t really to do with conservation, as many of the people pursuing it are claiming. read more

Animal cloning is bad for the environment for a few reasons. Animal cloning changes the life cycle and can cause mutant animals. It also messes with the balance of nature and can harm the organism. read more