not ben Posted December 19, 2020 Share Posted December 19, 2020 Name and Research Rank: Chef Research Trainee Subject(s): ST SGM Jackwill Targeted Results: A monkey, although it would be human sized it would think and act like a monkey. Actual Results: A monkey that is believed to have retained some human knowledge and has a IQ of 122 which is very nice for a monkey. Procedures performed: Subject was strapped down and sedated. All limbs were amputated 1 at a time and replaced with monkey limbs. Monkey Serum(tm) was administered (Monkey serum is a virus like injection that invades the cells of the host disrupting the process of mitosis and starts by taking control of a single cell than instead of copying human DNA it copies the monkey DNA that is in the serum (for this case chimp DNA) slowly making human/monkey hybrid cells) to turn him into a monkey, amazingly the subject somehow survived my experimental serum and slowey turned into a monkey. After monkey was achieved a check up showed all was good. At one point the monkey started screaming "Attack!!" So a monkey therapy session happened. Later an IQ test revealed this monkey is VERY intelligent. How could the procedure be improved: It went perfect Notes: This monkey was attempted stolen by rebels, but after taking him back from rebels and a check up the monkey lives still and this is an ongoing experiment. Former USMS DMAR || CC Owner || Bingus 4 life Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Friend Maple Posted December 20, 2020 Share Posted December 20, 2020 This "Monkey" screamed at me for a good while, but calmed down when I fed it a banana. He is very intelligent and has a heightened sense of smell if you ask me as I didn't even know I had the banana to begin with. Do you believe future tests on the monkey are considered "animal" testing or human testing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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