US EditionCarolina, a Giant Rat Who Saved Thousands of Lives in Africa Retreats After Years of Service
An African giant rat, Carolina, trained to detect tuberculosis patients retreats after seven long hours of work. The animal has saved more than 3,000 lives, leaving a mark on Tanzania and Ethiopia.
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An African giant rat, Carolina, trained to detect tuberculosis patients retreats after seven long hours of work. The animal has saved more than 3,000 lives, leaving a mark on Tanzania and Ethiopia.
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