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To be fair, I imagine working with primates is a pretty harsh way to break into life sciences. You've still got more rotations, right? It's definitely the best time to be trying new things/fields.
Yeah, I was supposed to do another Primate lab rotation this Summer, but I'm probably going to switch that out in favor of one researching Transcranial magnetic stimulation. There's also an MRI lab that needs somebody but I'm not sure that I want to be doing emag 24/7 for the next N years.

I did some Googling of monkey handling.

Aside from those references clearly not related to care of primates, one entry stood out citing flight attempts, threatening behavior, overt aggressive defense behavior, struggling, crouching, fear grinning, and psychogenic diarrhea. That made for some fascinating and engaging dinner conversation over the past week. Hope things are better.

That sounds about right. My monkey is just very grumpy and not at all interested in working. We have some diarrhea medicine on the lab benches, in case things get messy I suppose.

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