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Log 1:
It's  been 10 days since the first specimen had been put under the newest  anesthesia. The specimen shows no sign of waking up, but its vitals are  still functioning. This may be useful for future research and  experiments, but there is no known way to wake up the specimen yet.

Log end: 08-12-14

Log 2:
The  specimen awoke today and is displaying signs of aggression and confused  hostility, as expected. However, the specimen is no longer needed and  will be disposed of at a later point. Specimen 2 is being prepared for  the next step in experimentation: Its ability to survive electrical  impulses will give us insight into genetic mutations and further coding  into the organisms. Small voltages shall be given within 5 second  intervals and will increase in voltage until the specimen starts showing  signs of extreme distress.  Until then, the other specimens remain  within the dome.

Log end: 08-14-14

Log 3:
I  warned them about the miscalculations and discrepancies in the systems,  but the other scientists did not listen to me. Specimen 2 died by  electrocution after 3 intervals of shocking due to the insubordination  from my coworkers. The generator became faulty from the storm that  passed through only yesterday, and with the hurry from my boss, we were  forced to continue with experimentation. We didn't even get any results  from the damage. It was just a big waste.

Log end: 08-16-14

Log 4:
Once  again, the other scientists do not trust my word. I told them about the  genetic consequences that would come about with forcing genomes and  foreign bodies into a specimen, and they ended up being the ones who  were wronged. 3 of my coworkers died today from Specimen 6's snap in the  dome, all because of the forced genes that were implemented into him  just a few hours ago. I told them that rushing things would only prove  to be disappointing for our research. I feel that I am being shunned  even if I am right.

Log end: 08-24-14

Log 5:
I  took it upon myself today to work on Specimen 6 and fix his genome. It  has already been damaged so much from the foreign bodies and I already  know that his mental capacity has vanished. He is no longer a creature  with its own conscience. It is just an empty shell that still moves and  breathes. To me, it's pathetic. Our research has only led to  disappointment and yet, we still continue with it. I hope that my work  will spark a new life within Specimen 6.

Log end: 09-01-14

Log 6:
There  was a break in physical research once Specimen 6 was disposed of. The  company took liberty in sending all employees to their labs to research  the previous experiments and to also bring about new theses for the next  test in electrical impulses. I believe we will be using Specimen 8 for  that, considering his milder temperament. We will have to gain access to  the Main Lab though for this, since Specimen 8 is quite large and needs  to be brought in with as much caution as possible. While he may be  calm, Specimen 8 has been known to snap from sudden movements and this  has proven to be quite difficult for researchers to handle. I do not  expect any less from a frightened animal in a white, sterile  environment. None of it is ever natural.

Log end: 09-03-14

Log 7:
Specimen  8 proved to be a success. It took to the electrical impulses well and  has even mutated its genome to be able to attack foreign bodies with  ease. Specimen 8 is now undergoing tests on how many foreign bodies it  can handle at once and may lead to new medicines that can help pets in  the real world.
The new shipments came in today as well, so new  testing for genetic equilibrium might begin for the pterosaurs. We will  see how they fare from generation to generation.

Log end: 09-06-14