Basic information southwest Africa occupies a rock rat is a subject of special category status. It is the body fat, short round ears, big eyes, long tail to make it look like a shoe rabbits, squirrels, guinea pigs and rats. Rocky places they are happy with the activities, hence the name rock rat. Laotian rock rat The rodent is thought to be extinct, and about 110 million years ago primitive rodents, and recently, the United States and Thailand, Florida State University biologists have discovered in Laos traces of them, and the first to shoot to about the rodent's photos and images. Scientists named it for the time being, "the Laotian rock rat." Scientists at a distance of central Laos near the Thai border, an adventure in the region found that the rodents, a finding that surprised scientists so that they would call it a living fossil. The rodents like squirrels in appearance only, but also somewhat similar to the rock rat, it is docile, long with a long tail, the hair thick and dense, so the scientists give it the nickname called the Laotian rock rat. Laotian rock rat to walk like a duck and hobbled some similar, Zhang Kaicheng hind angle, this position is ideal for rock climbing. According to Florida State University professor emeritus David • Phil Reid said that at present, the scientific community actually know almost nothing about this creature, such as its specific species, the number of its existing, and what protective measures taken and so on. Fortunately, after four failed attempts, the Reid Professor Phil and his friends, Bird Observatory experts Uthai actually caught a live Laotian rock rat, the video in it, the scientists have this little guy will be back to its home in the rocks. This newly discovered Laotian rock rat last year, biologists have been the inclusion of a new species, as scientists have discovered that someone in the meat market, selling the meat of this animal. However, Phil Reed before they shot this video, scientists have never seen a live Laotian rock rat.
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Africa occupies the southwestern part of rock rat is a subject of a special category status. It is the body fat, short round ears, big eyes, long tail to make it look like a shoe rabbits, squirrels, guinea pigs and rats. Rocky places they are happy with the activities, hence the name rock rat.
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Laotian rock rat
The rodent is thought to be extinct, and about 110 million years ago primitive rodents, and recently, the United States and Thailand, Florida State University biologists have discovered in Laos traces of them, and the first to shoot to about the rodent's photos and images. Scientists named it for the time being, "the Laotian rock rat." Scientists at a distance of central Laos near the Thai border, an adventure in the region found that the rodents, a finding that surprised scientists so that they would call it a living fossil. The rodents like squirrels in appearance only, but also somewhat similar to the rock rat, it is docile, long with a long tail, the hair thick and dense, so the scientists give it the nickname called the Laotian rock rat. Laotian rock rat to walk like a duck and hobbled some similar, Zhang Kaicheng hind angle, this position is ideal for rock climbing. According to Florida State University professor emeritus David • Phil Reid said that at present, the scientific community actually know almost nothing about this creature, such as its specific species, the number of its existing, and what protective measures taken and so on. Fortunately, after four failed attempts, the Reid Professor Phil and his friends, Bird Observatory experts Uthai actually caught a live Laotian rock rat, the video in it, the scientists have this little guy will be back to its home in the rocks. This newly discovered Laotian rock rat last year, biologists have been the inclusion of a new species, as scientists have discovered that someone in the meat market, selling the meat of this animal. However, Phil Reed before they shot this video, scientists have never seen a live Laotian rock rat.