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New Spiny Mouse With Small Long Tail Found in Northwest Ecuador
Researchers discovered a new species of Spiny Mouse in the Chocó region in northwestern Ecuador. The mouse has a small long tail. The discovery can help understand more about their cryptic behavior. Read here about the spiny mouse facts.
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