Living on Earth: Science Note: Rats Against Poachers

Living on Earth: Science Note: Rats Against Poachers

African pouched rats can grow to a yard long, and have a very acute sense of smell. So the US Fish and Wildlife Service is devoting research funds to study whether they can sniff out trafficked animal products and timber.

Protecting Tanzania's Hippos

Reducing the risk that wildlife trade will lead to infectious diseases

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World's wild animal population drops 60 percent – DW – 10/30/2018

In the face of a global pandemic, how can conservation efforts reduce the chance that poaching will spread disease? - Water Journalists Africa

Africa Geographic

Rats have the power to imagine, brain research reveals - The Washington Post

How can African conservation efforts reduce the chance that poaching will spread disease?

What do you think about the poaching of wild animals? - Quora

New Zealand Aims To Be Rid Of Rats, Stoats And Possums By 2050 : The Two-Way : NPR

North African fox genomes show signatures of repeated introgression and adaptation to life in deserts

Environmental Enrichment Options for Laboratory Rats and Mice

The Hunted The New Yorker

Rats can chronicle human history