The chart below gives information about species used for animal testing in the U.S. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates different kinds of

animals

being used in

research

experiments in the U.S. There are 6 lists of

animals

used for testing a product and units are being measured by percentage.

Overall

,

rabbits

are the most common

animals

used for

research

experiments

while

sheep are the

last

type of animal used for testing

research

. The biggest percentage of

animals

shown in the chart is

rabbits

. There are 38.7 % of

rabbits

are being used for animal testing in the U.S. After

rabbits

, hamsters

also

being used for

research

. As we can see from the chart there is 27.7% of animal testing is using hamsters. Dogs are in the third position where there is 10.2% of

research

tested on dogs. The three latest

animals

in the diagram for animal testing in the U.S. are pigs (9.3%), primates (9%) and sheep.

Although

there is no exact information on the number of sheep,

this

animal is still used for testing a product but not as many as

rabbits

and hamsters.