A peculiar rodent called the spiny mouse seems to be able to regenerate kidney tissue, according to research published today (November 3) in iScience. After damaging their kidneys to simulate kidney ...
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IFLScience on MSN“Blob-Headed" Fish And Rare Amphibious Mouse Among 27 New Species Discovered In PeruWhile many new species are discovered in remote jungles or hidden in the depths of the sea, some are right under our noses. A research trip to the Alto Mayo area of Peru has revealed 27 new-to-science ...
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Peruvian Amazon reveals 27 new species, including web-footed miceBBC reported that scientists have also described a new species of spiny mouse, named for its protective stiff hairs, which function similarly to the spines of a porcupine. In addition to the ...
In this weeks In Otter News, were are taking a look at the very small Spiny Mice who are native to Africa. On their backs they have spikes or spines, similar to hedgehog spines or porcupine spines.
Members of the deer family are not the only mammals with regenerative abilities. Skin injuries in spiny mice heal without leaving any scars. 3 Holes punched into the ear of spiny mice fully close with ...
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