Frogs used for dissection are typically obtained in three ways either: (1) they are caught in the wild (during legally established hunting periods), (2) they are a byproduct of the food industry (something happens to them during the shipment of the frogs), or (3) they are raised in farm like conditions called cultures.

Where do they get frogs for dissection?

Frogs, cats, dogs, pigs, mice, rabbits, fish, worms, and insects are snatched from the wild or come from animal dealers, breeding facilities, slaughterhouses, pet stores, animal shelters—so they can be cut up and dissected.

Are frogs killed for dissection?

What Do Frogs Killed for Dissection Go Through? Whether they're hatched in captivity or abducted from their homes, all frogs used for dissection are eventually killed. Then their bodies are sold to schools, where teachers and students cut them apart and throw them in the garbage when they're done.