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The world's most successful mine-sniffing rat died of old age yesterday.
He had a 5-year career in which he located 71 land mines and 38 other munitions.
While this bit of trivia is useless in America, the rat program has saved a lot of lives in Cambodia. They have 40,000 citizens missing a limb because they lost it to a land mine. Three people from a different de-mining organization were killed by an anti-tank mine on Monday.
Apparently, Cambodia needs more rats.
https://www.reuters.com/business/en...g-hero-rat-magawa-dies-retirement-2022-01-12/
https://www.npr.org/2022/01/11/1072153873/magawa-hero-rat-dies-bomb-sniffing
He had a 5-year career in which he located 71 land mines and 38 other munitions.
While this bit of trivia is useless in America, the rat program has saved a lot of lives in Cambodia. They have 40,000 citizens missing a limb because they lost it to a land mine. Three people from a different de-mining organization were killed by an anti-tank mine on Monday.
Apparently, Cambodia needs more rats.
https://www.reuters.com/business/en...g-hero-rat-magawa-dies-retirement-2022-01-12/
https://www.npr.org/2022/01/11/1072153873/magawa-hero-rat-dies-bomb-sniffing
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