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Smart Animals: Sick Mouse Shy Away From Their Group to Prevent Transmission
A new research shows that sick mice avoid spreading diseases by isolating themselves away from their social group.
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Genetically Modified Mice Demonstrate Secrets For Reducing Pain
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No Kissing Cousins: Mice Can Recognize Relatives They've Never Met?
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Female Mice: If They're Interested, They'll Sing Back
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Mice Fight Nerves With the Buddy System
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