The rodent’s bravery allowed it to detect more than a hundred explosives and clear 225,000 square meters of land in Cambodia
An African giant pouched rat, named Magawa, who found 78 landmines and 38 unexploded ordinances in Cambodia and was awarded a medal for his service, has passed away at the age of eight.
The news was shared earlier this week by APOPO, a mine-clearing NGO, which trains
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