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Released lab rat meets a dead bird. Dr. Berdoy reported the 50 lab rats devoured the entire bird. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rats confidently make their way to the apple on the tree. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat totters and scrambles through the branches for berries. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat climbs and scrambles through the blackberry bush. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat mom and baby hooded rat indicate the two groups of PEWs and Black Hooded rats have successfully integrated. Please note that these photographs are NOT on JoinRats to encourage anyone to breed rats! (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released wild rat grooms herself on a rock. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released wild rat learns to climb. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat begins to climb the heights of the bricks and the rocks, but has higher aspirations to take over the world. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat surveys the outdoors from the comfort of a huge hay bale infiltrated with burrows and rooms. (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat mom and baby hooded rat indicate the two groups of PEWs and Black Hooded rats have successfully integrated. Please note that these photographs are NOT on JoinRats to encourage anyone to breed rats! (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat mom and baby hooded rat indicate the two groups of PEWs and Black Hooded rats have successfully integrated. Please note that these photographs are NOT on JoinRats to encourage anyone to breed rats! (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
Released lab rat mom and baby hooded rat indicate the two groups of PEWs and Black Hooded rats have successfully integrated. Please note that these photographs are NOT on JoinRats to encourage anyone to breed rats! (Berdoy, M. 2002. The Laboratory Rat: A Natural History. Film, 27 min. Ratlife.org.)
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