Online Informational Resource For Members Of The UBC Community
At the University of British Columbia, 211,764 animals were used for research in 2010 and 2% of those were mammals.
The University of British Columbia has a website detailing data and statistics about the use of animals in research at the university. Note that the website provides select data and is written from a pro-animal research perspective.
Highlights from the 2010 findings (available here):
- 211,764 animals were used in research at UBC in 2010
- About 2% of the animals used were mammals, totaling 4,084 mammals
- The most frequently used animals were rats and mice (118,184 animals/ 56% of all animals used) and fish (74,475 animals/ 35% of all animals used)
- About 68% of animals were used in research that falls under Category B and C, which are considered to cause less than minor or short-term stress.
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