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• n  the act of operating on living animals (especially in scientific research)

• Autopsies are typically performed in private, and on dead people, so the public vivisection this summer of Supreme Court nominee John Roberts has at times been a pretty engrossing .
• Off she goes to our nation's capital, a splash of riotous color in a sea of gloomy suits, to propagate "Bruiser's Bill," prohibiting vivisection in pursuit of improved toners .
• Besides being a composer, librettist and conductor, he was a tireless writer and proselytizer on subjects as disparate as revolutionary politics, vivisection and racialism.

News & Articles

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• PETA Lauds Self-Storage Centers Owner in Newport Beach for Banning Glue Mice Traps
  People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals often sends out notices shaming those who harm or endanger animals. After an anti-vivisection group came down on Newport Harbor High School students a ...
  Aug. 8, 2013 - OC Weekly

Quotes

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• Jerry Vlasak in Human Events (blog)
  I don't think you'd have to kill-assassinate-too many vivisectors before you would see a marked decrease in the amount of vivisection going on,Vlasak said. "And I think for five lives, 10 lives, 15 human lives, we could save a million, 2...
• John Prescott in ic Wales
  In a typical forthright style, Mr Prescott replied: "I don't accept that business about dictatorship or any of that rubbish you have just pushed out. There is a very strong argument about vivisection. I've got to accept that there will be...
• Morrissey in NME.com
  Morrissey added: "If you agree with vivisection, go and be vivisected upon yourself."