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Animals in Research
Research Sheep Colony
Sheep thrive in social groups of at least five members. Research facilities strive to design housing that best meets the needs of…
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Animals in Research
Monkey with Halloween pumpkins
Monkeys at the California Primate Research Center enjoy Halloween pumpkins.
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Animals in Research
Baby rhesus getting mini marshmallow treat
Environmental enrichment is an important part of caring for research animals. Research animals are provided with several types of enrichment to stimulate…
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Animals in Research
Marmoset in his hammock
This monkey is part of a family of common marmosets in the lobby of the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center. Adult common…
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Animals in Research
Mother sheep with lambs
These lambs were born as part of a maternal nutrition study. Whenever possible, lambs needed for research studies are raised with their…
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Animals in Research
Titi Monkeys
The California National Primate Research Center is home to the only active South American titi monkey breeding colonies in the world. The…
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Animals in Research
Mom and baby rhesus on hammock
A rhesus macaque mom climbs into a hammock with her infant at the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center. Females reach puberty at around…
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Animals in Research
Sophie the Cat
Cats like Sophie help researchers study the molecular causes for heart failure. Almost 6 million people in the US have heart failure…
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Animals in Research
Japanese shrew
This shrew is on a study that is using oral supplements to reverse Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID). He eats a special diet…
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Animals in Research
Shrew in a tube
This Japanese shrew lives in a large shoe box cage, with many tubes and nesting material for him to find shelter. He…
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Animals in Research
Sadie the Research Cat
Sadie is part of a research study to develop more effective analgesics for cats. There are very few analgesics approved for cats…
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