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Humane rat control?

Reddit Animals

Hello, We have some big fat rats in our backyard. At night I hear things on the roof but dont know if its possums, cats, rats, who knows. I cant purchase a cat because we are not allowed animals in our rental. They seem to know each other. They hang out in one of our trees. Ive seen 3. There is no sign of them in the house.

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Rats help save humans.

4 The Love Of Animals

Recently, another powerful little nose has joined the diagnostic force: that of the African giant pouched rat. Read more about these amazing rats and the work they are doing by visiting the full article here. Rats help save humans. originally appeared on 4 The Love of Animals on April 25, 2010.

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Rats Taking Over from Mice in Labs

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I recently fostered the sweetest little rat and I currently have two mice. And, of course, our old friend, Charles River Laboratories, will be a major supplier of lab rats. While both rats and mice have similarities to humans, rats win out in key areas. But these innovations won’t mean the end of the lab mouse. “To

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What rats taught me about humanity

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What rats taught me about humanity

Reddit Animals

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Malaysian Official Says God Made Animals for Testing

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A Malaysian government official defended an Indian company's plans to build an animal testing medicine lab in his state, saying Monday that God created monkeys and rats for experiments to benefit humans. The activists say Malaysia has no regulations on animal research, which could lead to test subjects being abused.

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Do Animals Laugh?

Critter News

Those patterns hint at the ancient origins of human hilarity and suggest that other social species - including apes, dogs and rats - really, truly laugh as well. A prominent researcher in the specialized field of animal laughter, Jaak Panksepp of Washington State University, said it definitely goes farther back than that. "I

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