“…22 Zebrash embryogenesis occurs in a short duration, and the developmental stages are transparent and smaller in size; hence, it is very convenient to evaluate in vivo developmental toxicity induced by waterborne contaminants at lower concentrations under a microscope and no animal ethical regulations are required. 23,24 Thus, zebrash embryos represent an excellent non-invasive 3Rs (reduction, replacement and renement) model to assess the eco-toxicity of pharmaceutical drugs. 25 Hatching, malformation, and the heart rate of zebrash embryos are routinely used physiological endpoints in ecotoxicity assessments.…”