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For much of the animal research industry, losing grant money could mean losing the financial incentive to keep the animal torture going.

Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.

By forcing transparency into the research industry’s exploitation of animals, we would both expose the industry’s true scale and take a giant step toward ending it.

On February 6, 2025, a House subcommittee hosted a hearing on “wasteful and cruel research conducted on animals and paid for by taxpayers".

Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.

These small mammals look like squirrels and "'true' shrews” — but they're neither! In fact, tree shrews are most closely related to primates.

Public records reveal that University of Alabama-Birmingham (“UAB”) researchers are destroying the eyes of tree shrews and leaving them to suffer in filthy cages.

Act now! Tell the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect long-tailed and pig-tailed macaques by adding them to the Endangered Species List.

Here are highlights in non-animal and human-relevant science from the past month.