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Anti_Freak_Machine - 29 Sep 2004 02:33 GMT
I came across this article today about rats in Kyrgyzstan that evolved
from albino lab rats and wild rats to make a breed of 'super rat' that
actually thrives on poison.

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http://www.irinnews.org/report.asp?ReportID=43391&SelectRegion=Central_Asia&Sele
ctCountry=KYRGYZSTAN


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Super Mike
"Mi asno querría un enano y un yate, por favor."
[My donkey would like a midget and a yacht, please.]

Tracey - 29 Sep 2004 11:42 GMT
> I came across this article today about rats in Kyrgyzstan that evolved
> from albino lab rats and wild rats to make a breed of 'super rat' that
> actually thrives on poison.
>
> [URL should be on one line]

http://www.irinnews.org/report.asp?ReportID=43391&SelectRegion=Central_Asia&
SelectCountry=KYRGYZSTAN

> --
> Super Mike
> "Mi asno querría un enano y un yate, por favor."
> [My donkey would like a midget and a yacht, please.]

Interesting.  They call the rats, but humans only have themselves to blame -
leaving rubbish and food around is asking for trouble.  Rats can be very
resilient and I don't know any other creature that is so good at adapting to
new environments and conditions.

Tracey
 
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