An Army of Giant Rats in Custom Vests: Africa’s Latest Anti-Poaching Strategy
Nature and EnvironmentSpecially trained rodents are nearly ready to patrol ports, helping to combat species smuggling.
Read more »Specially trained rodents are nearly ready to patrol ports, helping to combat species smuggling.
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Read more »Nature:An Army of Giant Rats in Custom Vests: Africa’s Latest Anti-Poaching Strategy.More Than 60 Years Ago, the U.S. and the UK Seized One of the..