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Small but gifted: How Tanzania's rats are 'smelling' trouble, saving lives

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read

At the Apopo Detection Rat Training Centre, the rodents are being trained to detect landmines, tuberculosis, trafficked wildlife products and even people trapped beneath collapsed buildings.

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