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School Defends Students Using Cat Intestines as Jump Rope For Science Class
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May 19, 2016
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0:51Now PlayingIt's not your average jump rope. These kids at a Texas high school are apparently working up a sweat using cat intestines. Now, it's got the attention of animal advocates who are incensed by the video. PETA is calling this a mistreatment of animals claiming classroom dissection as a whole is cruel. A spokesperson for the San Antonio school district says the lesson was demonstrating the strength of the organ and there's a more appropriate way to teach the concept. #InsideEdition
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