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Mice follow their noses. To stop them damaging crops, farmers are turning to smell

What if a mouse couldn’t smell the wheatgerm it feeds on? What if a feral cat couldn’t smell the native bird it hunted?

By: theage.com.au

Sep 04 2024
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Mice follow their noses. To stop them damaging crops, farmers are turning to smell

Mice follow their noses. To stop them damaging crops, farmers are turning to smell

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