Do insects feel pain? Argue for, or against, this statement using your knowledge of animal neural control processes.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Yes, insects do feel pain. This is due to the fact that insects belong to the phylum group. Every phylum has a developed nervous system. If something has a nervous system, then they have illicit responses to external and internal environments. So yes, insects can and do feel pain
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