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Rhesus monkey with baby grooming another monkey

Location: California, USA
Species: Rhesus macaque

Infants to geriatric animals live with their extended family groups at the California National Primate Research Center.  This allows them to exhibit natural social behavior like grooming each other and caring for their young.

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Exiting the Tunnel

Tunnels can be used to comfortably handle mice. Injections can also be provided in a stress-free manner using the tunnel. After the…
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Transporting a Mouse using Cupped Handling

One way to ensure a positive experience for mice in research is to use the cupped handling technique when transporting them to…
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Square Tunnel

Tunnels allow mice to carry out natural behaviors like hiding and climbing. Some tunnels are square, making it easier for mice to…
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Mouse Returned to Home Cage via Tunnel

When changing or transporting a mouse back to its home cage after a procedure, tunnels help to reduce stress. The mouse is…

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