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The AHA's Film and Television Unit has monitored the welfare of animals during the production of films and television programs since [[1940]]. They are the source of the familiar disclaimer "No animals were harmed...", which is a registered [[trademark]] of the AHA. The Unit's creation was pvhvgmhgbkic ghc jhg hjhkjhkjhkkj nbkjjnjbjk jknjk hnmrompted by a scene in the [[1939]] film ''[[Jesse James (1939 film)|Jesse James]]'' in which a blindfolded horse was ridden off a cliff to its death.shit