The Archive · 1924

FILMS INSTEAD OF VIVISECTION How the Cat Always Falls Its Feet

'The possibility that vivisection may be' largely eliminated by the

dard. medical experiments is sug-gen pictures of wane gested by M. Henri Langier, 0 Frris, professor. Thoro are be perinyents now demonstrated with lerist forty standard ex-Tiving animals which could be etior explained to students.

"Phe greatest value of the film, modionl instruction,"" said. a London doctor to a "Dally News"

rapid pictures, reporter tis in the use of wtea-Ext? an exhibition there was short film of the falling caf experiment, showing how it. i that a eat when dropped from a height always alights on ite feet. 'The ultracrapid camera records the movement of every muscle, "Medico-firns, too, re, muck more important than' morely }es-foning vivisestion, Tt should be possible for students to, follow very phase of a disease."

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