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Scientists are at it again. Georgia State University gen edited hamsters to make them less aggressive but instead it made them more aggressive. These crazy scientists need to be stopped before something truly catastrophic happens.
From the New York Post:
A gene-editing experiment conducted on hamsters turned the adorable, furry pets into “aggressive” little monsters, researchers said.Show more

Scientists at Georgia State University used controversial CRISPR technology to remove hormone vasopressin and its receptor, Avpr1a, from a group of the critters with the expectation that increase cooperation between the critters, according to the study.

The hypothesis was wrong.

“We were really surprised at the results,” H. Elliot Albers, one of the lead researchers in the study, told Metro.

“We anticipated that if we eliminated vasopressin activity, we would reduce both aggression and social communication.”

Once gene-spliced, the hamsters exhibited “high levels of aggression towards other same-sex individuals,” the professor said, regardless of sexuality or genotype.

Behaviors included chasing, biting and pinning, the study found.