Animals
No Science Fiction: African Spiny Mouse Regenerates Skin to Heal Injuries
Researchers have identified an African spiny mouse that tears its own skin and gets new skin cover. The African spiny mouse can re-grow its skin and hair follicles after being attacked by predators.
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