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Balete s mouse discovered on Mindanao mountain

NAMED AFTER LATE BIOLOGIST DANILO S. BALETE, WHO DISCOVERED THE MAMMAL

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5 Extinct Species That Strangely Came Back to Life

5 Extinct Species That Strangely Came Back to Life
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On a Philippine volcano, an eruption-proof mouse rules the roost

On a Philippine volcano, an eruption-proof mouse rules the roost
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Volcano mouse once thought extinct is actually doing great, research finds

Volcano mouse once thought extinct is actually doing great, research finds Scientists had presumed the species was wiped off the face of the Earth after a 1991 volcanic eruption destroyed its only habitat on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Jan 30, 2021 1:41 PM ET | Last Updated: January 30 This species of mouse was thought to be extinct after the Mount Pinatubo volcano erupted in 1991. But a new study has found it is, in fact, thriving.(Field Museum )

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Extinct Volcano Mouse Is Actually Doing Fantastic

‘Extinct’ Volcano Mouse Is Actually Doing Fantastic Photo: © Danny Balete, Field Museum When a colossal plume of ash and lava exploded from Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines in 1991, few people probably had their minds on the animal life in the area, much less one species of rodent. The Pinatubo mouse was feared extinct after the eruption, but 30 years later, it turns out that the scrappy critters are actually thriving. Advertisement Image: Dave Harlow, USGS (Fair Use) A new study, published recently in the Philippine Journal of Science, describes the how the rodent has fully reclaimed the lava-scorched landscape. Tawny, worm-tailed, and about the size of a chipmunk, the mountain-climbing mouse (scientifically known as

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