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Rats Stuff Their Cheeks. Importantly, these rodents have a keen sense of smell, and they. Jump to latest follow 3k views 9 replies 7 participants last post by moongate jan 14, 2013 They can weigh up to four and a half pounds and are named after the pouches in their cheeks that they use to carry food back to their colonies for storage. Colloquially known as “ pouchies,” african giant pouched rats are large, mostly nocturnal rodents native to the african savanna. African giant pouched rats (cricetomys gambianus) could be the next line of defense in the illegal wildlife trade. A new study shows that african giant pouched rats can detect illegally trafficked wildlife, even when it has been concealed among other substances. Giant rats could be a new line. While dogs are successfully used already to sniff out illegal products, according to apopo there are bonuses to having a rat on hand to help in certain scenarios, for example unlike a dog, they. From chipmunks to kangaroo rats, many different animals have developed this clever adaptation to ensure their survival in the wild. They also have exceptionally powerful noses:

African giant pouched rats (cricetomys gambianus) could be the next line of defense in the illegal wildlife trade. Giant rats could be a new line. Importantly, these rodents have a keen sense of smell, and they. While dogs are successfully used already to sniff out illegal products, according to apopo there are bonuses to having a rat on hand to help in certain scenarios, for example unlike a dog, they. From chipmunks to kangaroo rats, many different animals have developed this clever adaptation to ensure their survival in the wild. Jump to latest follow 3k views 9 replies 7 participants last post by moongate jan 14, 2013 A new study shows that african giant pouched rats can detect illegally trafficked wildlife, even when it has been concealed among other substances. They can weigh up to four and a half pounds and are named after the pouches in their cheeks that they use to carry food back to their colonies for storage. Colloquially known as “ pouchies,” african giant pouched rats are large, mostly nocturnal rodents native to the african savanna. They also have exceptionally powerful noses:

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Rats Stuff Their Cheeks Importantly, these rodents have a keen sense of smell, and they. They also have exceptionally powerful noses: From chipmunks to kangaroo rats, many different animals have developed this clever adaptation to ensure their survival in the wild. African giant pouched rats (cricetomys gambianus) could be the next line of defense in the illegal wildlife trade. Colloquially known as “ pouchies,” african giant pouched rats are large, mostly nocturnal rodents native to the african savanna. Giant rats could be a new line. Jump to latest follow 3k views 9 replies 7 participants last post by moongate jan 14, 2013 They can weigh up to four and a half pounds and are named after the pouches in their cheeks that they use to carry food back to their colonies for storage. A new study shows that african giant pouched rats can detect illegally trafficked wildlife, even when it has been concealed among other substances. Importantly, these rodents have a keen sense of smell, and they. While dogs are successfully used already to sniff out illegal products, according to apopo there are bonuses to having a rat on hand to help in certain scenarios, for example unlike a dog, they.