we let her run free around the flat, and once i found her dead in the bathroom. no wounds, no blood, nothing. maybe she ate something toxic there (like washing powder), i don't know
but they have to test new substances somehow! btw, rats pass information about toxic substances from generation to generation, so different colonis have different sets of knowledge about them.
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Date: 2006-06-28 11:00 am (UTC)We had an enormous rabbit who used to free-range in our yard. One day he ate some lime...
Why do these creatures continue to eat unknown substances? It's so darwinistically unadvantageous.
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