Animals
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Cambodia's Hero Rat, Who Saved Countless Lives by Sniffing Landmines, Finally Retires
Last year, news broke out about the heroic mine-detecting rat from Cambodia. That is why it is only fitting that this year will also be the year of Magawa's retirement.
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