Soviet space dog Kozyavka

Moscow region. USSR. September 1959. Soviet space dog Kozyavka, who was in space multiple times, has a walk in the garden of the Institute of Biomedical Problems. In the 1950s, Soviet scientists used animals for sub-orbital and orbital space flights to assess the possibility of future manned space missions. The exact day of shooting is unknown. Lev Porter/TASS

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