Lately, Eva sweet rat has taken to wanting to be picked up and hand feed. She insists that I hold the yoggie or other treat for her as she munches away.
The ratty girls surprised us by not only snuggling into a love pile in between the pillows, but staying in the love pile long enough for us to take pictures.
Three sleepy-butt ratty girls crammed into their tissue box. The ratty girls just want to get some sleep. But someone keeps insisting on taking pictures. You can imagine the sound of annoyed sleepy rats, little whiney squeaks and grunts, every time a picture was taken.
Cell transplants 'restore sight' Cell transplants have successfully restored vision to mice which had lost their sight, leading to hopes people could benefit in the same way.
Jet Lag Shortens Life Span of Older Mice TUESDAY, Nov. 7 (HealthDay News) -- If flying to London throws off your body clock for a few days, be happy you're not a rodent. According to a new study, elderly mice die earlier if they're exposed to time shifts that replicate the effects of jet lag.
By Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer | November 1, 2006
WASHINGTON --Huge amounts of a red wine extract seemed to help obese mice eat a high-fat diet and still live a long and healthy life, suggests a new study that some experts are calling "landmark" research.