The idea to dissect animals came from Galen, a first century scientist, who wanted to study the anatomy of the human body (Greek). During this time people lived religious lives where God and His essence were undoubtedly the ruler of the kingdom. These religions prohibited the dissection of the human body because the body was considered sacred even after death, thus forcing Galen to examine and experiment on animals (Greek). Galen based his theory of human anatomy on the experimentation of apes and pigs, which was the guideline for many centuries until discredited in the Renaissance era. The Renaissance e

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