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The world's first cloned monkey is born in Oregon with a technique that scientists hope will be used to produce genetically identical lab animals. Using a process called "artificial twinning" a new embryo is split into four equal parts and then grown separately. A single successful monkey named "Tetra" was born. This process is commonly used with animals such as cattle and has actually been used to "clone" humans as early as 1993, although for ethical reasons the human embryos were later destroyed.



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