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MINESWEEPER "MAGAWA" HONORED WITH A MONUMENT
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Magawa was born 2014 in Tanzania, East Africa. His training at Apoco also began there. Among other things, the organization is also active in countries such as Angola or Mozambique, as well as in Ukraine. For a year, Magawa learned to recognize the smell of explosives - later with impressive precision. Rats are light enough not to trigger mines & fast enough to systematically search large areas, said Tom Grundy, a spokesman for Apopo. Magawa weighed about 1.2 kg with a body length of 70 cm. The animals are highly motivated to feed, he added. They would be rewarded when working in the field, especially with bananas and peanuts. As a rule, the rats like to work enthusiastically greet their caregivers in the morning and show a high level of commitment, the expert emphasized. A single rat can scan an area the size of a tennis court in about 30 minutes. A person with a metal detector needs up to four days for this. #technology

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TREES ARE AMAZING.

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When a small shrub grows to the tree...

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