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Naked Mole Rats Research Paper

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I have researched naked mole rats’.The naked mole rat can be found in Africa. They are related to pocket gophers. They have pink skin. They have big beaver teeth. The naked mole rat has been a monster since 1842. The naked mole rat has no fur. It has whiskers. The naked mole rat is a rodent not in the sun very much. That is why people think they are monsters. The naked mole rat is in the bathyergidae family. The naked is in the animal kingdom. The naked mole rat is in the mammalia class. They are in the rodent order. They are also in the H.glaber species. The naked mole rats’ has a good diet they eat the tubers. Tubers are tough roots of a tree. The naked mole rats neighbors are snakes. Snakes are naked mole rats’ only predator.

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