Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the beliefs and actions of animal rights groups?

The choice that states support for regulations of animal recreational sports is not a true reflection of the beliefs and actions typical of many animal rights groups. Animal rights organizations generally advocate for the abolition of practices that they consider exploitative or harmful to animals, which includes various forms of recreational sports involving animals. Instead of supporting regulations that might allow these activities to continue under certain constraints, they typically seek to eliminate these practices altogether.

In contrast, the other statements reflect beliefs commonly held by animal rights groups. They advocate for animal welfare legislation to ensure better living conditions and treatment for animals, promote humane treatment of all animals as part of their ethical stance, and strongly oppose animal testing in laboratories, arguing against the use of animals for experimental purposes due to the suffering it may cause. These points illustrate their commitment to advocating for the rights and well-being of animals.