Cambodia is recognizing the life-saving contributions of a rat named Magawa with a statue. The late rat sniffed out landmines for a non-profit group, and in a short career helped find more than 100.

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Before computers, refrigerators, and modern medicine, basic menial tasks required human labor. People once relied on jobs like ice cutters and knocker-ups in their daily lives. Some jobs, like leech ...

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Exposure to a fungicide induced changes to gene expression in rats that persisted for at least 20 generations. It also increased the chance of offspring developing kidney disease, obesity or ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Snow remained on the turf at Sargent’s Stadium at the Point, but Prospect League baseball returned to Johnstown Tuesday. The now 20-team league opened its annual two-day preseason ...

In the clip, the dog and the rat start off playing on a couch, batting a hair tie back and forth before the action spills onto the floor. What follows is a surprisingly intense – and hilarious – play ...

While many view Los Angeles as a concrete jungle, there's another side of the city more akin to the wild. L.A. lies within a biodiversity hot spot, with ecologically rich habitats such as the Santa ...

Blow could wipe out almost five per cent of 32 Engineer Regiment Tom Cotterill is The Telegraph’s acting defence editor. He has previously written for The Daily Mail and MailOnline. A former ...

Heavy rains have prompted public health officials in Washington to warn residents about toilet rats, a rare plumbing nightmare that drives frantic calls to pest control experts. By Amanda Holpuch ...

EAGLE (Idaho Statesman) — First she saw the eyes, then the ears, then the tail. Jane Rohling had lived in Eagle for 20 years before she saw her first rat. She’d lived there 20 years and 10 seconds ...