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That looks interesting, but no, it wasnât that one. Iâm remembering bits and pieces of details; I think it was like an experimental facility, where they were testing the efficacy of various strategies.
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It could be; I think the date of publication is roughly correct.
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Mr Balanced is on a roll today! More great happy-making stuff!
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Thatâs excellent!
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I now expect this to be targeted for elimination due to DEI or some such bullshit.
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Arenât they cute as hell?
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That has got to tickle (the first photo), all those whiskers, and a nose just close enough that theyâre just brushing your skinâŚ
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âŚand they bloody well know theyâre ticklinâ ya, too!
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African giant pouched rats also help with clearing landmines. They can smell the explosives, so they also find nonmetallic types, but arenât heavy enough to set anything off. Real lifesavers.
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Yep. Thereâs that. And hobbled in some way: Per the article, the childcare is funded from oil/gas revenue holdings. But Trumpâs tariff shitstorm is driving down the price of oil.
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Next time I visit Kaiserâs for a checkup or shot, I will insist on being examined by animals. And for scritching.
Dogs: Cancer, Diabetes, Parkinsonâs disease.
Honeybees: Tuberculosis.
Elephants: Tuberculosis
Pigeons: Cancerous materials⌠by sight! Extreme pattern recognitions abilities.
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Iâd go to the Dr if i got to hang out with some cute animals.
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Glad to see someone else thought of those little heroes, too!
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A TB detecting giant rat, you say?!?
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