While the use of deep learning to decode rodent vocalizations is novel, analytical software designed to interpret rodent calls is not.
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Others must be screamed as though a small rodent crawled into your larynx, died, and came back as a zombie rodent with magic rock 'n roll powers.
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Well, an AGOUTI is a rodent, and if you "hold" the word OUT from it, you get "A G. I." That's your soldier holding out the rodent.
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The parasite also gives the rodent increased levels of testosterone in males, or progesterone in females, emboldening the rodent so that it lowers its guard and acts foolishly around cats.
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Capybaras: the world's largest rodent, or the world's smallest bear?
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This Echo Dot holder is also definitely not a rodent.
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I remembered vaguely one book I loved, about a rodent.
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But safely handling this spiky rodent takes patience and skill.
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Who could forget the polar bear pelts and rodent headgear?
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Some, as a control, continued with their normal rodent lives.
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The following year, rodent bait stations appeared around the park.
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A different type of rodent resides in the London Underground.
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However, "no rodent exposures were reported" in the woman's case.
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At least 27 shuttle missions carried rodent passengers into orbit.
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For every ¼ cup of cornmeal, the FDA allows an average of one or more whole insects, two or more rodent hairs and 50 or more insect fragments, or one or more fragments of rodent dung.
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Plague occurs naturally in certain rodent populations that carry Yersinia pestis.
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He is a passionate protector of the species of furry rodent.
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It is better to starve than to eat rodent-infested food.
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What sort of mystery is an electrical rodent equipped to solve?
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times Attention, urban rodent fans.
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"Can I just pick it up?" someone asks about the rodent.
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The case shed new light on rodent problems in some buildings.
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You might wish you had this rodent superpower right about now.
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They showed the Limons a rodent hole still in the home.
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Ron, who was fond of his rat, Scabbers, got the rodent brains.
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The other is a weird African rodent called a naked mole rat.
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Plans are being made to also test the rodent and the bottle.
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So naturally, I wanted to try some California-grown rodent for myself.
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Niffler: A rodent-like creature good at sneaking off to find treasure.
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For the largest rodent in the world, the capybara is surprisingly chill.
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"As far as rodent control goes, it's nearly 100% effective," Houtz said.
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Disney's most popular rodent has no known ties to Alabama's political scene.
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But thanks to the "largest eradication project" ever, it's now rodent-free.
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US food law allows traces of rodent in a variety of foods.
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Injured when the tree fell, the rodent died shortly after its discovery.
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The winner: the Pizza Rats, named after New York's most infamous rodent.
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In both cases their affection for the hated rodent may be warranted.
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Unlike its rodent analog, however, Lamium album never, ever sees its shadow.
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One week later, the researchers examined all the rodent fetuses and placentas.
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The next day, an animal control expert trapped and released the rodent.
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Plague isn't an imminent threat in the US, but you should still take steps to protect yourself and your pets — especially if you live in the Western or Southwestern US. The CDC recommends making your home and workplace rodent-proof and removing rodent habitat areas, avoiding contact with wild rodents, wearing gloves to dispose of rodent carcasses, and using insect repellent with DEET outdoors.
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The rodent was captured on video in the New York subway — where else?
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There is only the life of the rodent, staying small, unnoticed, and quiet.
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Routinely visit your veterinarian to keep a pet rodent healthy and disease-free.
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Today a fat rodent with weird hair will decide our future for us.
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So it looks like JRM2 has a snake problem, and a rodent problem.
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"It's a rodent free terminal and under London which is unusual", Steel said.
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An Eastern kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula) constricting a small rodent with a uniform coil.
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Periodically, rodent sightings on flights cause airlines to delay, cancel or divert flights.
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This latest work hints at a deeper connection between rodent and human behavior.
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As the name implies, this bushy-tailed rodent deeply enjoys American-Chinese appetizers.
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The rodent was last seen sometime around 2009, according to The Washington Post.
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Chicago's war on rats includes a new rodent task force created this April.
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Natasha was the first of our daughters to get bitten by a rodent.
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Some of them, the reports reveal, have their own problems with rodent infestations.
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Elijah Cummings, saying the district was "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess."
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What's more, every new litter increases the risk of a rodent-borne disease.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO "Rodent" is the brightest, most direct Burial track in some time.
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It's as if a rodent had burrowed into the stomach of the fans.
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Maybe it was a dare, or maybe that rodent is just a jerk.
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For me, apparently, this will be the Year of the Persistent Domestic Rodent.
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He attacked from above, like an eagle swooping down to destroy a pesky rodent.
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And so to the best of our knowledge, this island is now rodent-free.
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It's Groundhog Day, where we leave the long-range weather forecasting to a rodent.
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Investigators visited their home and found bloody rodent footprints as well as rat droppings.
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Some rodent studies suggest that CBD might interact with the chemical serotonin, he added.
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You don't need to disguise your interest in this unabashedly rodent-like handsome marsupial.
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Take a look at this lovely little dress, with the complimentary rodent corpse attached.
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If there are wood piles or other rodent habitat near your home, remove them.
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Lyme is not the only disease ticks and their rodent hosts can spread, either.
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Chicago saw its own pizza rodent in Pizza Squirrel, who had an Atlanta spinoff.
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His main character on "The Muppet Show" was the trickster rodent, Rizzo the Rat.
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He and his team have already shown that the device works in rodent models.
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As with the rodent chow, mice with bacterial infections that were fed glucose died.
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The president characterized Cummings's hometown of Baltimore as a "disgusting" and "rodent infested" city.
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The widely loathed rodent is a frequent target of eradication programs in cities worldwide.
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The universally loathed rodent is a frequent target of eradication programs in cities worldwide.
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Thom as was named for the muskrat, wazhashk, the lowly, hardworking, water-loving rodent.
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That's when she realized the string was actually the leg of a dead rodent.
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It is a sign that he is finally embracing comparisons to the restless rodent.
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The virus is transmitted in rodent feces and urine, which can contaminate stored food.
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A new study suggests Aesop was right about the geographical differences in rodent diets.
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They also serve as food for predators and help keep rodent populations in check.
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The clue is "A soldier holds out rodent (6)," and the answer is AGOUTI.
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Choudhary used an antibody kit to measure how much insulin the rodent cells produced.
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Never eat, drink or smoke while playing with or caring for your pet rodent.
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Visitors are greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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"My lab and several others are analyzing the mechanisms using rodent models," Finch said.
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Once it wakes up, the alligator opens its mouth and hisses at the rodent.
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China says climate change has caused an increase in rodent populations throughout Inner Mongolia.
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But don't go packing away your winter clothes on the recommendation of this rodent.
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He's a man for whom a term was coined for copulating with a rodent.
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Then Lincoln hit them with a $1,084 bill to replace the rodent-contaminated carpet.
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Finally, your pets should not hunt or roam rodent habitats, such as prairie dog colonies.
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Then she claims a Spirit employee told her to flush the rodent down the toilet.
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The clean room, operating room, and rodent housing uses are accessory to the laboratory use.
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Yet one Russian restaurant is making rodent meat mainstream by serving up river rat burgers.
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If you hear daytime scratching, you probably have squirrels; most other rodent intruders are nocturnal.
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Mickey Mouse has been everywhere lately – even more than usual for the universally beloved rodent.
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"Do you really think this inspector sat down and counted every rodent dropping?" he asked.
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That's more rodent than I could ever eat, even if it weren't sometimes funereal-tasting.
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Researchers said that sailors likely brought cats along to quell the rodent populations on ships.
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He flicked a switch on the robo-rodent, causing it to noisily clunk-lurch forwards.
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A German legend has it that if a furry rodent sees his shadow on Feb.
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For all the attempts to rehabilitate the rodent, (see Ratatouille), rats are almost universally loathed.
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As legend has it, if the little rodent sees his shadow on Groundhog Day, Feb.
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Dr. Levi suspects that more deer may have meant fewer rodent hunters, and more rodents.
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Besides the genuinely reasonable excuses for wanting to hunt this rodent, it's also surprisingly tasty.
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"He's a man whom a term was coined for copulating with a rodent," Cruz said.
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Just like the armadillo, this rodent has been clocked sleeping over 20 hours a day.
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Cailey says she developed a large rash that doctors diagnosed as a rodent born disease.
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Kholikberdiev wants people to realise that the rodent isn't as dirty as they might think.
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" Trump parroted the segment, describing Cummings' district as "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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Over time, her passion for environmentally friendly solutions evolved potpourri into non-poisonous rodent repellant.
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Major cities like New York struggle with rodent infestations in parks, subways, and city streets.
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"The natural, non-toxic solution in the tank renders the rodent instantly unconscious," it adds.
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Once inside, you're greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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Cummings' "district is a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess," Trump tweeted at the time.
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For example, the word "mouse," a specific type of rodent, can also to refer to rodents more generically, to a timid person, to the handheld device for remotely controlling a computer's cursor, and now to the definitely un-rodent-like trackpad on a laptop.
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" As if that weren't enough, "Southeast Farallon is the most rodent-dense place in the world.
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A magical, totally chill creature called the capybara, which happens to be the world's largest rodent.
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For rodent mothers who've had boys, that means there were neurons with Y chromosomes in there.
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Luke's Grocery in Toronto, Canada, has a rodent problem, but not the kind you would expect.
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No human or animal is above the law...not even if its a food-stealing rodent.
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It had sat on the market a while, full of sheet-draped sofas and rodent shit.
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"The classic scenario is where somebody is cleaning out an area with rodent feces," says Petersen.
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Kitaro helps solve yokai-related problems, often caused by his rodent yokai-friendly enemy, Nezumi Otoko.
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The other worm was found in 2002 in a fossil rodent burrow near the Kolyma River.
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By the 1950s, Mickey was a home-owning suburban rodent living in a white picket house.
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The capybara is the world's largest rodent, growing up to the size of a large dog.
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Unlike her rodent-y counterpart, Jimmy doesn't lower herself to scavenging the streets for her supper.
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Pikachu, a yellow, chubby rodent, is one of the most prominent characters in the Pokémon franchise.
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Pick up and hold your juvenile rodent frequently, so that it becomes accustomed to human touch.
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Residents in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, are on high alert for an tiny rodent terrorizing the neighborhood.
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And each of the extremely limited-edition bottles will be tastefully packaged inside a dead rodent.
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In the bedroom, objects materialized out of the murk: a rodent-shredded mattress, a coal stove.
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With no one else in residence, Mr. Qader's house is the last rodent magnet in town.
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With the predators gone — or at least with their numbers sharply diminished — the rodent population explodes.
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This summer, President Trump attacked his Baltimore district as "disgusting" and "rodent infested," prompting bipartisan outrage.
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But this is one resourceful rodent, and who isn't just a little beguiled by his determination?
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That wasn't the case in Louis's rodent trials, in which the coating dried smoothly around discs.
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But the new study demonstrates that there is much more to learn from ancient rodent nests.
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But it's time for Punxsutawney to stop terrorizing an innocent rodent, says animal-rights group PETA.
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They began by gathering mice that were the rodent equivalent of about age 65 in people.
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The company has also taken action to fix the rodent problem at the Dallas-area restaurant.
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This rodent lived in on an island off of Australia, and was last seen in 22020.
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It had weirdly rodent-like legs, relatively few teeth, and a body plan similar to the loris.
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On January 11, the CDC confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
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He also dropped the rodent charade and embraced the responsibilities he first took on as a gag.
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They can detect rodent scent from several meters, or even tens of meters if conditions are right.
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LONDON — If there's one thing you wouldn't want to put anywhere near your mouth, it's a rodent.
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Did you know there can be 450 insect parts and nine rodent hairs in every 16 oz.
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Rabbit, rodent, fish and bird food are all in decline, according to the Pet Food Manufacturers' Association.
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Some of these delicacies may carry "rat lungworm," a parasite that can infect critters through rodent feces.
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At the same time, researchers were zeroing in on this receptor subtype in rodent models of depression.
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But he denied any wrongdoing, saying that's how he found the rodent and filmed it in disbelief.
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You also have to wonder why the customers didn't run out the minute they saw the rodent.
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The results come after eight years of work, including rodent tests using different permutations of the vaccine.
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The next day, the child allegedly found a dead rodent in the bottle, according to KPRC 2.
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"Yeah, that certainly makes me hesitant about sleeping in the subway again," he said about the rodent.
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Tuesday is Groundhog Day, the annual tradition where a rodent in western Pennsylvania teaches us about meteorology.
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Now, they are proposing ostrich and rodent farms as an answer, prompting ridicule from a weary population.
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It's the combo we've all been waiting for: the globe's largest rodent and the summer's hottest trend.
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"I think most New Yorkers are familiar with rats, but what really is a rodent?" she asked.
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The first thing some teachers do each morning is clean up rodent feces before their students arrive.
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Presumably with this limitation in mind, Delp and his team looked to rodent models to investigate further.
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Scientists have only a hazy idea of how it went from wild rodent to unwanted human companion.
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He dropped out of college to start Marmot, the outdoor gear company named for the burrowing rodent.
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" She added, "Otherwise you're just making huge assumptions that a rodent is the same as a human.
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President Trump previously called Baltimore "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" while attacking the late Rep.
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" Still, he was coy about the trap's precise rodent-killing recipe, calling it "an all-natural solution.
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The agouti, a large rodent, is as adorable as it is destructive to cassava crops in the Amazon.
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Mickey Mouse, Uncle Sam and the Statue of Liberty Ronal Rodent Early sketches of Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
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That's why this week on Animals Are Good, we're celebrating the world's largest—and chillest—rodent, the capybara.
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Beth Waller, 18, said the tail and feet of a baby rodent were hanging out of her McChicken.
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From 2016 to 2017, those neighborhoods saw between a 25 percent to 74 percent increase in rodent complaints.
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It flew over Banhart's head and then back out the front door with the doomed rodent in tow.
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"Manpower, that's the main thing," said Claudia Riegel, director of the city's Mosquito, Termite and Rodent Control Board.
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Well, put that way, I guess my disgust over that rodent poop in my coffee seems overblown. Maybe.
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This weekend, we celebrate a strange holiday that revolves around a magic rodent that can predict the future.
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But he couldn't help it when he discovered how little is known about this rodent equivalent of Bigfoot.
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There, he found several fossil bones from a rodent that roamed the planet about 37 million years ago.
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Species to be re-introduced include rock wallabies, smaller Rufous-hare wallabies and the rodent-like burrowing bettong.
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But Arboroharamiya was not a rodent—it belongs to a group of mammals that has no living descendants.
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Rather, at doses massively higher than human exposures, acrylamide has been shown to produce tumors in rodent models.
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Plague is the bacterial infection transmitted by fleas to humans, after a flea has bitten an infected rodent.
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As anyone who has ever had a cute pet rodent knows, they don't usually have the longest lifespans.
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Encouragingly, many of the missed words were close approximations, such as mistaking "rodent" for "rabbit," as an example.
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Someday soon we shall look down into the subway tracks and see your chiseled rodent abs staring back.
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We see one rodent help a pal get out of a trap or share food with a pal.
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Never get in the way of a man and his pet...even if it's a nut-loving rodent.
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Will Sredni Vashtar the ferret-god take his revenge upon the aunt, or is he just a rodent?
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Some mice in each group were force-fed rodent chow, while others were force-fed nutrition-free saline.
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Maybe you don't want to start with any of those three and want Ash's adorable electric rodent Pikachu.
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Hopefully, in the near future, we'll be able to learn some fascinating things about the world's largest rodent.
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A recovering economy brought new rat-disturbing construction that sent the critters scurrying for new rodent real estate.
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Desensitize fretful rodent brains by frequently exposing them to different floor surfaces and new features in their surroundings.
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The Bramble Cay, a rodent that lived on a tiny outcrop in the Great Barrier Reef, is extinct.
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Trump called Cummings's district "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" — comments that were widely decried as racist.
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But customers were scared off by conditions ranging from an alleged rodent problem to dirty restrooms, he said.
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Paris has battled its rodent infestation for centuries, but in 2014, the city waged a "de-ratization" campaign.
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The mousetrap was located near straw, wood, and textiles — all of them huge draws for the beloved rodent.
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Eisenberg said past research on human and rodent models has shown that marijuana use may generally increase arousal.
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This way, police don't see the state of their rodent-run home, and Stormy doesn't get taken away.
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Alaska Airlines says it will resume using the plane when a professional exterminator certifies it is rodent-free.
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Is the world's largest rodent ready for air-conditioned, linen napkin dining on a footsie-filled date night?
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The US Food and Drug Administration allows 220 or more insect parts and some rodent hair in every bar of chocolate; nearly two maggots in a 21 ounce can of tomatoes or pizza sauce; and up to 220 insect parts and nine rodent hairs in every 22 ounce box of spaghetti.
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She made headlines ("Capybaras may be poised to be Florida's next invasive rodent" and "The capybara, a dog-sized rodent, is among the latest to invade Florida") when she presented her plan to study Florida's little population of these creatures at the Conference of the Animal Behavior Society in August.
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But these rodent studies certainly give us insight into the neuro-chemical underpinnings of sugar dependence, withdrawal, and behaviour.
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Both parents allegedly acknowledged knowing about the rodent infestation but told police they did nothing to abate the problem.
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That dark, delicious bar you devoured might contain 30 or more insect parts and a sprinkling of rodent hair.
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Mania is a 2D Sonic adventure and it's actually the first of two 2017 games starring the speedy rodent.
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The researchers say there are about 10 zoonotic viruses yet to be discovered in both primate and rodent species.
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These fleas carry the bacteria from an infected rodent and then pass it to humans by biting their skin.
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The rodent evidence adds weight to the idea that the parasite might change human behavior as well, said Lafferty.
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But it'll be interesting to see how his weird, hyper-referential comedy will translate to the plump electric rodent.
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It is mainly transmitted to humans via contact with food or household items contaminated with rodent urine or excrement.
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Check out this little rodent, who has taken up residence on this family's glass door, despite the cat's disapproval.
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However, a fine for rodent feces found in a store can also land a bodega with a $300 fine.
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There's not much to put a rodent in your appetite, except oh, I don't know, say dining with rats.
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Alhomsi's 4-month-old daughter Linda recently fell ill from what the family suspects was exposure to rodent droppings.
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Scientists in Australia say they've discovered a rodent whose menstrual cycle rivals that of humans for the first time.
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The in-game item attracted a swarm of creatures including rodent-like Rattatas and two-headed birds called Doduos.
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It's about a royal cake competition; Tom, a talented but bullied pastry cook; and his friend Tina, a rodent.
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The underlying ethos of this animated movie about a small rodent seems to be an unexpectedly radical one: Organize.
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During a reporter's recent visit, the power was out and the building's common areas were scattered with rodent droppings.
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There was peeling old paint, a ceiling cave-in, roach, rodent and bee infestations, buckling floorboards, a broken window.
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Disney's vast theme park operation is one reason the squeaky-voiced rodent has remained so embedded in the culture.
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Animal studies already had shown that exercise reduced symptoms and slowed physical decline in a rodent version of Parkinson's.
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So the researchers now turned to mice, some healthy and others bred to develop a rodent form of Alzheimer's.
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On a pedestal sat a forlorn, four-legged creature (a kind of rodent/hominid hybrid) slouching on his haunches.
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Afterward, some animals showed symptoms of a rodent version of a concussion, stumbling and performing poorly on memory tests.
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What did you learn from the video, and what do you think makes this rodent different from other rodents?
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Plague is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, which humans get when they are bitten by rodent-riding fleas.
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" In July, Cummings vehemently defended his hometown after the president called it "a disgusting, rat and rodent-infested mess.
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Another employee, Samantha Niebelink, said this is the second time she's spotted a rodent in the premises, according to KJRH .
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The capybara is the world's largest rodent, like a dog-sized guinea pig, native to most parts of South America.
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Back in July, Cailey Fiesel bought a Zara dress that allegedly came with rodent-borne disease sewn into its hem.
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She also says she developed a rash that was later diagnosed as a rodent-borne disease, according to court documents.
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Crew members suggested killing the rodent, but Robbie adopted the rat and gave the creature a fitting name: Rat Rat.
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Sasha stuffs the disembodied rodent into the garbage disposal before running in her room and looking at her aura portrait.
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After the restaurant closed, a video showing a cook smash the head of a rodent on the kitchen floor surfaced.
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So scientists want to throw nearly 3,000 pounds of rodent bait Brodifacoum-25D -- a poison -- to completely eradicate the mice.
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The hungry rodent brought a premature end to the Australian Ballet's performance at the Adelaide Festival Centre, the BBC reports .
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Molly Comiskey, the veterinarian who treated him, told The New York Times that it appeared he had ingested rodent poison.
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But they might conceivably be used to make small and rapidly reproducing insect and rodent species more objectionable or pathogenic.
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Luckily (?) Kayden only drank half of it, because they claim to have discovered a small rodent floating inside the bottle.
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Crushed oregano, for example, can contain 300 or more insect bits and about two rodent hairs for every 10 grams.
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Can the man with sleepy eyes and a moustache like a limp rodent be the Adonis recalled by Mrs Custer?
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This is one reason why influential rodent experiments, in which injecting MSG resulted in brain toxicity, don't really hold up.
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Pulling a loose tooth out is a delicate business — and who better to execute the task than a feral rodent.
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Rick and Morty The first word from Rick and Morty Season 3 is here, and it's covered in rodent blood.
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A 67-year-old Oregon woman died on Wednesday after contracting a rare, incurable disease typically transmitted through rodent droppings.
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For the past two years, the researchers looked high and low on Bramble Cay for any trace of the rodent.
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Once it reaches it, it activates a lever that plunges the rodent into the tank, filed with a greenish solution.
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When the president referred to Baltimore as a "rodent infested mess," Plank took to Instagram to defend Under Armour's homebase.
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Several weeks ago, she was sitting in her mother's kitchen, late at night, when a large, unidentifiable rodent ambled past.
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Human remains have even been left exposed in some areas, according to city documents, and rodent control is a problem.
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Now, read the article, "In Winter, You Might Wish You Had This Rodent Superpower," and answer the following questions: 1.
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She even started helping around the store: Mr. Ahmed said the building's superintendent noticed a reduction in the rodent population.
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Elijah Cummings, calling the majority-black Baltimore-area district he represents "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess," and Rev.
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From an alleged rodent problem to dirty restrooms, the conditions are scaring off customers and harming his business, Germanatta says.
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Huddled at the back of the cavernous skull, the brain of the South American giant rodent looks really, really small.
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This is where the zoo greets school groups, and hosts team-building exercises, centered on rodent dissections, for Danish corporations.
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Injured coyotes, like the one seen limping near Lincoln Park, may turn to slower prey than their usual rodent fare.
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While Groundhog Day is popular in the U.S., there are harbingers of the season elsewhere that don't involve a rodent.
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Here are some differences between Deadmau5 and Testpilot: Deadmau5 performs in a gigantic light-up rodent mask; Testpilot does not.
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The rodent couple's sometimes aggressive responses to each other and to their pups begin to inform Dean's response to Mikey.
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Next she tried pickling rodent brains in formaldehyde, which forms chemical bridges between proteins, strengthening the membranes of the nuclei.
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The plan is to test the technology on rodent organs, then scale up to those from pigs, and, hopefully, humans.
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We descend, and for an hour we dip, duck, and crawl on all fours through Stygian spaces scattered with rodent droppings.
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As the disease picks off one rodent species, it can jump to another, which eventually puts it in contact with humans.
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What's more, a typical six-year-old rodent would show signs of aging and would have lost the ability to reproduce.
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Rodent robberies have increased over the past year, with the squirrels sometimes coming in twice a day to swipe a snack.
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Seerveld has crawled inside attics that looked like scenes from a rodent rave, with multiple sound machines, flashing lights and potions.
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Trump described the majority-African American city as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess," remarks that drew accusations of racism.
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It's home to a large rodent called the banana rat, and apparently to hordes of feral cats, which can cause problems.
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Congdon suspects that capybara could mirror North America's invasive nutria—a semiaquatic rodent that caused extensive damage to marshes and wetlands.
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Despite the comic relief of an inflatable rodent caricature of Trump, yesterday's peaceful protest was permeated by a sense of anxiety.
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" On Saturday, Trump called Democrat and House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings' Baltimore district a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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The beetles drag rodent and bird cadavers underground There's a lot more to the burying beetle than its sex life, however.
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Until recently, the species' claim to fame was its habit of dragging tasty rodent and bird cadavers underground (thus the name).
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Later, the city sought bids for a five-year supply of bags registered with the Environmental Protection Agency as rodent repellent.
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Bragdon turned to the trash cans behind her and explained that they were "rodent-resistant," with high necks and locking lids.
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That's bad, but maybe not as bad as the rodent feces that were found in plated food at a Japanese restaurant.
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Based on rodent studies, scientists conclude that the brain and body circuitry that deals with pain is structurally different in females.
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Trump called the city "rodent infested" and attacked Cummings, a 13-term congressman, as having done "so little" for the city.
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The park would be kept clean and well maintained, he said, and garbage would be removed swiftly to prevent rodent infestations.
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The Kernel of Human (or Rodent) Kindness What we can learn from lab rats that don't show empathy for other rats.
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The most common carrier is a rodent of the Mastomys species, 4 to 7 inches long and with 24 mammary glands.
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In any case, the researchers concluded, cats — despite their reputation as rodent killers — are utterly ineffective in controlling urban rat populations.
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It is typically contracted by inhaling air contaminated with rodent droppings in confined spaces, or, in rare cases, via a bite.
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President Donald Trump called the city a "rat and rodent-infested mess" earlier this year while attacking the late Maryland Rep.
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The President called Baltimore a "rat and rodent infested mess" in a July tweet, specifically referring to the late Democratic Rep.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Yes, true to its name, Theo Anthony's Rat Film (2016) is about the pesky rodent.
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Take out your trash often and watch out for the signs: "rodent droppings, runways, rub marks and tracks," according to the CDC.
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But — oh, speaking of feet, a woman found a dead rodent sewn into her Zara dress and lived to tell the tale.
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Schilcher's poem in a party newspaper was written under his pseudonym "the city rat" and told from the perspective of a rodent.
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In both states, plague has historically been found among rodent populations, such as ground squirrels and mice, but it rarely infects people.
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Argonne National Laboratory's Theta, for instance, is currently being used to perform cutting-edge neuroscience research involving the mapping of rodent brains.
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The PawBo Catch is essentially a cat-teasing stick and the PawBo Punch pops up a little rodent to keep pets occupied.
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In the United States, the bacteria have been linked to prairie dogs, rock squirrels, and other rural rodent populations in the Southwest.
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For the next four decades, Ramin says her back pain was like a small rodent nibbling at the base of her spine.
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The electric-type Pokémon — and the world's most recognisable electric rodent — is now the face of the latest battery-related product recall.
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The rodent family home is a sawdust-filled clear plastic container, one of hundreds stacked up in a rotating system of shelves.
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With the the tide apparently turning on the shores of hydration, maybe they could start by capitalizing on the rodent market instead.
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EIA's methods are far more sophisticated than a shadow-seeking rodent, and its dedicated civil servants strive each year to improve them.
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Trump had earlier described the city as "disgusting" and "rodent infested," an assessment widely denounced as racist by Democrats, including Sanders himself.
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If you're patient enough, any rodent can be trained, but some are inherently more pliant and endearing and less prone to biting.
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Better still with a few tweaks: After eating the residents, the weasel lines its new dwelling in rodent fur to improve insulation.
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The localization of ABCmouse will extend to the design of its eponymous cartoon rodent, who has a more stylized appearance in China.
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But until recently, the state had no way to prevent farmers from treating their crops with dangerous pesticides, fungicides, or rodent killers.
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Rodent studies have showed that THC will cause the hypothalamus, the thermostat of the brain, to think the body is too cold.
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In 2016 so far, there have been 20143,335 rodent-related complaints made to a city hotline, according to the New York Post.
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A recent outbreak of monkeypox — another rodent-borne disease, despite its name — was also more widespread across different regions of the country.
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Once the particles arrive, in rodent brains at least, neural immune cells called microglia move in to engulf and destroy the particles.
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The speedy blue rodent and his many friends and enemies (both official and unofficial) represent being cool, being rad, and living & learning.
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The cries of buff-necked ibises, large rodent eaters with cream-and-russet throats and curving gray bills, echoed off the canyon.
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The White Rabbit hands her a fan that induces her to shrink from nine feet tall to the size of a rodent.
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They can choose how their disease is transmitted — by insect, rodent, water, or air — and its resistance to drugs, heat, and moisture.
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Bill Murray and his BRFF (Best Rodent Friend Forever) Punxsutawney Phil are going to make the best of an endless Groundhog Day.
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In the end, Eline reunited with her children after she completed the court-mandated parenting classes and found a rodent-free apartment.
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Mr. Harder introduced a bill asking for $7 million to manage the state's population of nutria, a species of large semiaquatic rodent.
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They move slowly across the desert, relying on rodent middlemen to collect their seeds and cache them in nearby patches of dirt.
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And Matthew Fouse created a series of Baltimore-themed stickers featuring a furry rodent that are plastered on bumpers around the city.
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With soulful black eyes and tiny teacup ears, the rodent lives a humdrum life scurrying about meadows and beaches in the Southeast.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stayed in an apartment there to highlight the deplorable conditions, which included broken doors and rodent infestations.
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The new season of 'Arthur' will have one of Arthur's teachers at school, a male teacher, married to a fellow male rodent.
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Video News of the rodent found at a Catoosa Wendy&aposs follows a similar incident at a Burger King location in Wilmington, Del.
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DELAWARE BURGER KING REOPENS FOLLOWING RODENT INFESTATION AND &aposGROSS UNSANITARY CONDITIONS&apos Now restaurant owner Denise Daley has responded to the customer's allegations.
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There is a rat (actually, more likely a pacarana, the South American rodent), covered in what looks like soap, standing in a tub.
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Third on the list of rodent infestations, the Big Apple is also 10th in cockroach reports, with 15.6% of households reporting the insects.
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But the Obamas' visit to Buckingham Palace was a jovial time for the couple, even if it did include some odd rodent drama.
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The agouti of Central and South America may be a rodent of unusual size, growing to two feet long, but don't even trip.
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A reporter entered several Polk homes, invited in by tenants, and observed mold growths, rodent-gnawed furniture, leaky roofs and brown bath water.
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The rats carry the virus without any symptoms, so there's no way to tell whether a rodent is sick with it or not.
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As created by "Anonymouse," the rodent-sized diorama playfully lampoons the international hacktivist collective Anonymous, as well as that of street artist Banksy.
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That means each 23 tablespoon-peanut butter sandwich would only have about eight insect fragments and a teensy tiny bit of rodent filth.
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Apple butter can contain an average of four or more rodent hairs for every 3.5 ounces (100 grams) and about five whole insects.
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Paprika can have up to 20% mold, about 75 insect parts and 11 rodent hairs for every 25 grams (just under an ounce).
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Food safety process By now you must be asking: Just how do they count those tiny insect heads and pieces of rodent dung?
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Many of these mouse-rat chimeras lived to adulthood, and one reached its second birthday which, for a small rodent, is old age.
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A mouse has a drive to eat and seek shelter, but this goal often conflicts with humans who want a rodent-free abode.
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This revealed that two of these compounds, homosalate and octisalate, were particularly effective at keeping the rodent version of multiple sclerosis in check.
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Elijah Cummings and his Baltimore district, claiming that "no human being" would want to live in Cummings' "disgusting, rat and rodent infested" district.
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"You're the best costar ever," Swift, 27, told a rodent sitting on a plate in front of her as she stroked its back.
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In fact, you could argue in some ways it's much more fucked up to eat a cow or a pig than a rodent.
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In the study, the researchers combined electrophysiological recording, which measures the flow of ions in biological tissues, with analysis of rodent behavioral responses.
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A small island rodent has become the first known mammal to go extinct because of man-made climate change, the Australian government confirmed.
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The government of Queensland, an Australian state, concluded in 2016 that the rodent had gone extinct, likely as a result of climate change.
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"It wasn't until the arrival of Europeans into Australia that many native rodent species started suffering massive declines in population numbers," she said.
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A store in northeast Portland, Oregon, closed temporarily in August after a KGW investigation found evidence of a rodent infestation in the store.
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Family Dollar, which is owned by Dollar Tree, has been plagued by rodent infestations, including in locations in Tennessee, Washington, Florida, and Georgia.
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An Oregon Dollar Tree store was recently fined $1,900 for failing to deal with a rodent infestation that caused safety issues for workers.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE, calling Cummings' Baltimore district a 'disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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" Last month, in a piece titled " De Blasio's Dystopia ," the National Review claimed that "rodent proliferation can be laid at de Blasio's feet.
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Rat academies—formerly known as "rodent academies"—started in 2005, as a three-day training session for pest-management professionals and city agencies.
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One of the recovered poop samples contained various traces of vegetation, and even a whole small rodent that was seemingly eaten without cooking.
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More acorns means there's more food for mice, helping rodent populations grow and increasing the number of hosts that carry Lyme-infected ticks.
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An enterprising rodent had dragged one into the banneton basket Ms. Regan uses to proof her sourdough bread, and hosted a mouse party.
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The statement specified only badgers and bamboo rats, a species of rodent found in southern China that lives in (and eats) bamboo thickets.
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I reread the book recently to my kids, and I was dumbfounded by how self-centered, petulant and cruel that little rodent is.
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The familiar black boxes are filled with edible bait containing rodent-killing compounds — rodenticides — that technicians can replace easily on a set schedule.
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Much of the city, he said, is a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess", in which "no human being would want to live".
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Trump then lashed out at Cummings on Twitter, calling the Congressman a "brutal bully" who represented a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested" district.
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The largest successful pest-eradication effort to date took place on South Georgia Island, near Antarctica, which was declared rodent-free last year.
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"Rodent complaints are not an accurate indicator of the rat population in an area," Streets and Sanitation Spokeswoman Marjani Williams told The Tribune.
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New York City has a horrific rodent problem, with 2 million rats according to a 2014 estimate by a Columbia University doctoral student.
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Every February 2, all eyes turn to a small central Pennsylvania borough as winter-weary Northeasterners await weather guidance from the predictive rodent.
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"Most labs have historically been invested in rodent and monkey models," says Gregory Berns, an Emory neuroscientist who conducts MRI research with dogs.
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My children used to watch Arthur 15 years ago, about a rodent-like creature that lived and had fun in his cartoon world.
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The restaurant was closed twice in April, in part because of the "approximately 20-35 flies" behind the bar, the "approximately 50-75 rodent droppings ranging from moist to dry under indoor bar" (and the other rodent feces that the inspector couldn't "reach to touch"), and the bee on the soda gun (sounds like a party, as far as pests go).
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"Our general recommendation is that anybody who has a pet rodent or pet rat should be cognizant of good pet care behavior," said McQuiston.
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This thieving rodent steals an expensive camera and takes it high up into a tree, but the resulting footage is totally worth the stress.
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Once at the scene, the wildlife experts couldn't disentangle the squirrels, so the six-headed rodent was transported to a facility in Fort Calhoun.
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In what's become an annual tradition in the small town, the rodent reportedly saw his own shadow, meaning there's more winter on the way.
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The world's largest-ever rodent cull has completely eradicated rats and mice from South Georgia Island, an important wildlife haven in the South Atlantic.
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Indian bank officials inspecting a broken-down ATM earlier this month discovered around 1.3million rupees ($18,500) in chewed-up currency – and a dead rodent.
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You'll be scaling the heights of a massive monolith one moment and stalking out a rodent around the decks of your ship the next.
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Real Skateboards pro Davis Torgerson, 29, told me photographer Eric "Rodent" Cheslak once shot a photo of him doing a switch backside 50-50.
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The same is true of Irem's Rocky Rodent, a SNES release of 1993 that only received an official release in Japan and the States.
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The first gibbon to spy the rat tries the classic "shooing" methods, using clean wrist work to try to get the rodent to skidaddle.
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Last week, a video went viral of what appears to be a long-tailed rodent scrubbing itself clean with soap and looking eerily human.
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On Sunday morning, he called the city of Baltimore "disgusting" and "rat and rodent-infested," and placed the blame on Maryland congressman Elijah Cummings.
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Instead of slipping into a small hole, the rodent decided to escape by going up the down escalator, because surely no human would follow.
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Clearly, pretty bad stuff: active rodent infestations; food that has non-food stuff in it; food directly on a dirty shelf in a refrigerator.
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Trump has blasted Cummings for not doing more to improve the plight of Baltimore, a largely black city, which he said is rodent-infested.
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It's telling that Ratatouille's great chef is a rodent and not the gangly human who discovers he's the son of a great, dead chef.
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The animals, native to South America, are the world's largest rodent — picture an oversize tail-less beaver, or maybe a 125-pound guinea pig.
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To survive, the rats evolved to fill roles in the ecosystem, resulting in a diversity of distinct rodent groups across the continent, she explained.
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Australia is a unique example of an isolated continent that didn't have any rat-like species until the first rodent drifted in from Asia.
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Agency officials told the paper the lower number was after duplicate complaints, and a number of "proactive rodent abatement" cases undertaken by the department.
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And it's not just this year; as USA Today reported last year, major cities saw spikes in rodent-related business from 21982 to 323.
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In rodent studies, neonatal mice exposed to thirdhand smoke over a period of several weeks weighed significantly less than mice in a control group.
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In Winter, You Might Wish You Had This Rodent Superpower Curious Orangutans, Raised by Humans, Do Better on Cognitive Tests Wolf Puppies Are Adorable.
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But the closest he got was a mysterious dropping found on the forest floor that contained the hair of some unidentified species of rodent.
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Plus, the series has a secret weapon in Scrat, the rodent-like creature whose quest for an acorn has now spanned all five films.
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What unusual physical "superpower" does the thirteen-lined ground squirrel have, according to the article, and what does it allow the rodent to do?
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The initiative was meant to address numerous housing problems, but a 2018 Reuters investigation revealed housing with black mold, rodent infestations and collapsing ceilings.
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When scientists block oxytocin altogether in the brains of prairie voles — a rodent best known for its monogamy — they become uninterested in their mates.
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But while the image may have granted the marmot its 15 minutes of fame, the rodent did not survive its encounter with the fox.
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And of course the low-tech — yet most effective — approach of reducing trash availability and installation of rodent-proof garbage cans must be included.
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"Effective rodent-control measures are those that keep smart, gentle mice out of glue traps and reporters' laps without harming them," Newkirk said Thursday.
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The president previously referred to the city as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" in a July tweet while feuding with Democratic Rep.
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The plague first spread from one rodent species to another, carried by fleas — ultimately infecting black rats, which live in close quarters with humans.
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The former foreign secretary, classicist and contender for the Conservative Party leadership is going out of his way to prove that he is no rodent.
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Sure they can chew through a lot more than that, but we wouldn't be leaving any rodent problems in the hands of some flimsy cardboard.
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Whenever possible, pet owners should clean and disinfect rodent cages and supplies outside the home -- never perform this clean-up in the kitchen or bathroom.
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A 27-year-old New Mexico mother died on April 18 after contracting an extremely rare infection spread by rodent droppings, her mother told Today.
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For instance, did you know that our FDA of today allows "only" 136 insect fragments and 4 rodent hairs in a jar of peanut butter?
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The parasite is easily spread between mammals and usually spreads from the feces of a feline that has eaten a rodent infected with the parasite.
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Some may be surprised that this pedestrian rodent that shuffles through our trees and dangerously springs across our roads has its own day of recognition.
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Even Trump, who recently blasted Cummings' district as a "disgusting, rodent and rat-infested mess," suspended hostilities, saying the congressman would be impossible to replace.
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The rodent brains in her freezer, which stand in as models of human development, are key for that research, and they represent years of work.
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He slammed Trump on Monday for his tweets calling Baltimore a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" and has questioned his party's direction under Trump.
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The city came up with a rodent abatement pilot plan to lethally control — that is, kill — the large number of ground squirrels in the park.
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Living fossil Scientists swabbed their little rodent cheeks and ran their DNA, discovering that the animals were not related to gliders, as scientists had thought.
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ONE of the newer attractions at Disneyland Paris is "Ratatouille: The Adventure", a ride through Paris as seen by Rémy, the movie's rodent gastronome hero.
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The distraught man called Karlsruhe emergency services on Thursday and claimed he was being chased down the street by the small rodent, The Guardian reported .
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Trump ignited controversy on Saturday when he called the city "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" and attacked Cummings, who represents Maryland's 7th Congressional District.
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Mountain Dew might be able to dissolve a rodent over the course of months, he said, because the citric acid that it contains erodes teeth.
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Dr. Pepper issued a statement earlier this week regarding the rodent that this three-year-old apparently found in one of the company's soda bottles.
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It's fitting that Yahoo released the news on Groundhog Day, the annual U.S. occasion for seeing whether an enormous rodent will predict a long winter.
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And except for one type of rodent, every species lacked the genetic mutations associated with resistance to the toad&aposs poison, according to a study.
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" The letter comes after Trump attacked Cummings on Twitter and called his Baltimore district a "rat and rodent infested mess," and a "dangerous & filthy place.
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James says he sees a massive contradiction in Trump's much-publicizedtweetslaying the blame for Baltimore's poverty, crime and rodent problems on frequent antagonist Maryland Rep.
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"My children used to watch 'Arthur' 15 years ago, about a rodent-like creature that lived and had fun in his cartoon world," Gorka said.
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A land-destroying rodent that feeds on newly planted seeds and grass, it has been hunted in the countryside for years by chacareros (local farmers).
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Including the scaly tail, the deep brown, robust rodent can be a foot and a half long, and can weigh as much as a pineapple.
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The Bramble Cay melomys is a tiny, cartoon-worthy rodent that is believed to be the only mammal that lived on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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VICE News traveled to the Bayou to see what it's like to make a living — and maybe a meal — out of Louisiana's most wanted rodent.
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A video showing a hungry rodent carrying an entire Egg McMuffin down some stairs has captured the attention of the social media world this week.
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At the end of the rainy season in Nigeria, around September, rodent populations peak, having thrived on all the food available in the lush farms.
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Thieves, often at night, use string to lower glue-covered rodent traps or bottles coated with an adhesive down the chute of a sidewalk mailbox.
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When they tested rodent samples that health officials had collected in his neighborhood in recent years, they found hepatitis E in at least one rat.
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" One example was Mr. Cummings's response to President Trump's attack on Twitter this summer in which the president called his district a "rodent infested mess.
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"There was a palpable awareness that this almost mythic figure had stepped out of history and into our gritty, rodent-infested newsroom," Ms. Sontag wrote.
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Phil: Oh I'd love to but 2 miles is quite a lot for a burrowing rodent and I'm afraid I'm not allowed on the subway.
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" Mr. Trump delivered his remarks in Baltimore, his first visit as president to the city he once called a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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" Mr. Trump delivered his remarks in Baltimore, his first visit as president to the city he once called a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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The Health Department said the rodent had attacked at least five people last week near the entrance to the park at Parkside and Ocean Avenues.
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"The Treasury department has burned down the entire house in its attempt to kill a rodent," said Judy McNamara, vice president of tax at EcoLab.
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Yes, you don't want them in your basement, but by all accounts they make loyal and charming pets and are rather smart by rodent standards.
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It became permanently established in rodent colonies inside the Roman Empire and broke out repeatedly, every 10 to 20 years, unleashing new destruction each time.
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Niebelink added that she also reported seeing rodent droppings in the bun packages, and was told by a manager to just use the newer packages underneath.
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Usually, people get plague after being bitten by a rodent flea carrying Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes the disease, or by handling an infected animal.
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Philadelphia, Boston and New York are the cities at the top of the list of reported rodent infestations in the bureau's most recent American Housing Survey.
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CRS-16 was delayed earlier this week when "mold was found on food bars for a rodent investigation," NASA said in a blog post on Monday.
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The Anchorage Police Department shared the video Sunday of someone tracking the bold rodent as he darted through a sea of squad cars with his treat.
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"The reservoir for the virus is a rodent that exists all over West Africa [multimammate rat], and it's chronically infected with Lassa all year," Rollin says.
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Nevertheless, one bushy-tailed rodent commanded the attention of a crowd of bicycle racers in Bergen, Norway, just by leaping from one tree to the next.
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The findings correlate with some theories about how the reddish rodent-like animal ended up calling the island of Hispaniola, about 870 miles from Florida, home.
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A rodent came along, bit off the stem of the mushroom at the same time some resin from the tree was flowing down toward the mushroom.
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It doesn't look like Disneyland has responded to the tweet, but exposure of its typically unseen rodent problem could be bad news for the theme park.
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Heck, even slush puddles — the scourge of Manhattan post-Blizzard of 2016, can kill a rat these days, no matter how smart the rodent may be.
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The disease does, however, occur naturally in some rodent populations—including ground squirrels in Idaho and other western states, where it's spread between animals by fleas.
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Rats are no friends to farmers either, and Campbell pointed to some corn in Claudio Cruz's fields that had been nibbled away by sharp rodent teeth.
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Complicating matters, the Food and Drug Administration warned Necco on May 16 that its inspectors found rodent excrement "too numerous to count" at its main plant.
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The precious rodent was outfitted with a tiny cast for his itty-bitty arm and is on the way to being in ship shape once again.
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For a small rodent, having a litter of pups would be rather pointless if food is too scarce for them to grow and survive to adulthood.
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Their furry rodent faces house curious eyes (that will peer into the depths of your soul if given the chance) and a mouthful of sharp teeth.
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The handlers of Pennsylvania's most famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, say the furry rodent has failed to see his shadow, meaning means he's "predicted" an early spring.
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Elijah Cummings and his Baltimore district in which he claimed that "no human being" would want to live in Cummings' "disgusting, rat and rodent infested" district.
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In rodent studies, hyperthermic conditioning appears to induce the production of heat shock proteins, which can prevent damage caused by free radicals and support antioxidant capacity.
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Provided you can get something to eat on Thursday however, padlocking your pantry on Monday may actually improve brain function—according to rodent studies, at least.
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Read more: Here's how Under Armour grew into a $15 billion athletic-apparel empire"Cumming District is a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess," Trump tweeted.
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Thursday's complaint offers a disturbing portrait of a school system with rodent-infested school buildings that are crumbling, damaged by water and pockmarked with black mold.
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And yet cities—which are expected to hold 70 percent of the world's population by 2050—are largely dealing with their rodent crises on their own.
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Eventually Muir and Feng Zhou, a behaviorist and neurophysicist at Indiana University, produced a line of drunken rodent progeny that will actually forgo water for alcohol.
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The arachnid, which appears to be around six inches in size, can be seen dragging the seemingly dead rodent vertically across the door of a fridge.
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But the animals weren't simply swapping blood — the older rodent was also reaping the benefits of the younger one's more vibrant internal organs and circulatory system.
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It is also possible that building-wide rodent control measures have provided the moths with an alternate food source, namely mouse remains stuck in the walls.
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While the original design portrayed a rodent with a comb-over and dressed in a suit and extra-long tie, the finalized inflatable is unmistakably Trump.
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