Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats
Directed by Herbert Ostwald2008 45mDocumentary
7.16.0
Africa's giant rats, which are the size of a cat, can be trained to detect landmines by smell. Giant rats are smart and they learn quickly. Their sense of smell is better than that of a dog. They have more stamina, and they are much cheaper to train.
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Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats was released on April 21, 2008.
Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats was directed by Herbert Ostwald.
Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats has a runtime of 45m.
Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats was produced by Bernd Wilting.
Africa's giant rats, which are the size of a cat, can be trained to detect landmines by smell. Giant rats are smart and they learn quickly. Their sense of smell is better than that of a dog. They have more stamina, and they are much cheaper to train.
The key characters in Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats are Philipp Schepmann.
Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats is a Documentary film.
Mozambique's Minesweeper Rats has an audience rating of 7.1 out of 10.