Warning: The following article contains images and video that may be considered NSFW. Today, in veterinary schools across the nation, it is an important yet unfortunate necessity for veterinarians in ...

The company is eyeing adding synthetic monkeys in the future and possibly manatees and dolphins. SynDaver, the Tampa biotech company that got its start offering synthetic medical cadavers, has ...

Christopher Sakezles never liked the idea of veterinary students using euthanized shelter animals as mock patients. The problem wasn’t just that they were once live animals, but also that the process ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SynDaver Labs creates synthetic cadavers for research, anatomy training, surgical training, physical therapy training, mortuary ...

Alberta the dog doesn't bark or bite, and she's skinless and hairless, although she does bleed. Frankly, she is frightening to look at.But she apparently makes an excellent cadaver.Alberta is a canine ...

At the SynDaver factory in Tampa, Florida, mad scientists are bringing bodies to life. Not Frankensteining the dead, but using a library of polymers to craft synthetic cadavers that twitch and bleed ...

"It bleeds, it breathes, it can even die,” said veterinarian David Danielson. The company says thousands of real dogs from shelters are operated on every year at veterinary schools across the country.

In an anatomy class in the occupational therapy program at Tulsa Community College, students got help from an assistant that looks a little creepy, but is perfect for Halloween. “Janis” is a synthetic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In this Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 photo, students dissect a synthetic frog from Syndaver Labs at J.W. Mitchell High School in New ...

SynDaver Labs creates synthetic cadavers for research, anatomy training, surgical training, physical therapy training, mortuary science, massage therapy and more. It may sound (and look) creepy as ...