Why is the African macrocheek rat known as the world s most endearing rat?

There are a wide variety of creatures in the world, and the habits and characteristics of each creature are obvious. In real life, we often see rats, because rats often bite furniture and spread diseases, so almost everyone shouts about rats. It is one of the most unpleasant creatures, disgusting in appearance and habits, but one thing is undeniable is that the mouse is the most perfectly evolved animal on the planet, it has a very strong ability to adapt and is one of the best in fecundity, but its reputation is not very good, and almost no one likes it.

However, there are many kinds of mice, such as hamsters, its size is petite, coupled with little destructive power, many people will keep it as a pet, scientists are doing experiments, mice have also made a lot of contributions, among the many mice, among them there is a huge mouse, it has been silently protecting humans, but many people ignore its existence, it is the African giant cheek sac rat. One of the most endearing rats in the world, protecting humans with their lives, no wonder it is so popular!

In addition to this name, it has another nickname, and that is the Gambian giant rat. Unlike ordinary mice, it once weighed one kilogram, and even its body length reached 25 centimeters. If such a rat is seen, it will definitely make people panic, and now humans are doing a meaningful behavior, stepping up the training of this giant rat to join the mine-sweeping work, it also has another good name, that is, the mine-sweeping rat.

Since World War II, the war has caused many people to lose their lives, and at the same time, it has left a lot of unqualified landmines, covering a wide area. According to statistics, there are at least 100 million mines around the world, which are potentially dangerous to people living in the local area, so various countries are trying to clear these mines, the danger factor of mine clearance is extremely high, at the beginning of human beings are trained to clear mines by mining rats, after all, the dog's sense of smell is 300 times that of people, it can quickly smell the breath of mines, and accurately find the location of mines.

Minesweeper dog emotional instability, often affected by the outside world, coupled with its size, stepping on the mine will cause **, resulting in many minesweepers have lost their lives, so humans began to train this mouse to sweep mines, it is very obedient, a small piece of food as a reward, it will work very hard, its sense of smell sensitivity is not inferior to the minesweeper, but also has a very stable mood, coupled with the size of the petite, is simply the best candidate for minesweeping.

At present, the African macrocheek cyst rat is being trained in large quantities, it actively participates in the mine-sweeping work, they are very easy to please, just a little reward will immediately be energetic, help mine-sweeping all over the country, no wonder it will be welcomed by the public, I didn't expect everyone to shout and beat the mouse, there is also an unknown side, do you have a refreshing understanding of mice?

Because the African macroscopic cyst rat has a very sensitive sense of smell and is easily tamed by humans and can be used to sweep mines, it will be called the most endearing rat in the world.

Because it has made a significant contribution to the diagnosis of tuberculosis and is half a tuberculosis specialist, it is called the most endearing mouse in the world.

Because they're very small, they love to be clean, not like others, they're so cute, and I think it's really super cute.

The largest rat in the world is the African giant rat. The African giant rat is not as obnoxious as other rats, it is not only large but also very quiet. It can save thousands of lives every year, and is loved by the local people, and is a heroic rat.

Its body size can reach 91 centimeters. They have a very keen sense of smell and a high IQ, and after training, they can look for mines buried in the ground, as well as find the lesions of sick people, saving the lives of many innocent people.

1. How African giant rats save lives

Because Africa has gone through a lot of wars before, there are many landmines in the ground, and innocent people often step on these mines and lose their lives. Compared to demining dogs, African giant rats are small and lightweight, and their sense of smell is very sensitive, and after training, they can smell explosives and send signals to humans. So the African giant rat was once called a demining hero.

And the African giant rat can not only clear mines, but also act as a "diagnostician".

At a clinic in the Tanzanian capital, a single African giant rat was able to test a sample of tuberculosis bacteria in a single minute, compared to expensive machines and less efficient manual tests. Dramatically increase the screening rate for tuberculosis. And they are not tolerant of criminals who smuggle pangolins, and African giant rats can find pangolin scales from their cargo, rescue those smuggled pangolins, and other smuggled items.

2. How African giant rats are trained to be heroes

African giant rats are certainly not born to do these things, they have undergone some special training called manipulative conditioning, and with the help of their keen sense of smell, they establish the connection between this particular taste and reward. After that, as soon as they smell it, they feel like they can get a reward. In this way, they are successfully trained.

The sparkle in animals can be found and magnified to make them beneficial animals for us, another important bridge for harmony between humans and animals.