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Hungry Rainforest Rodents Most at Risk of Becoming a Meal Themselves
On an island in the middle of the Panama Canal, the battle between predators and their prey is playing out over the airwaves, as predatory ocelots and the tiny rainforest rodent agoutis are tagged with radio transmitters and researchers document the cycle of their life and death.
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