[Sussex] Morning all..

[Geoff Teale]

Gareth wrote:
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> I'm sure I saw something about this a while ago where they used a
> rat/mouse that was controlled by a computer. They added a small camera
> and used it to go into building wreckages to find survivors.

I know they've trained dogs to respond to stimuli via radio in such
situations, I've no heard of remote-control rats yet - it's certainly
possible though.

This could all have massive commercial possibilities for Rentokil Pest
Control, imagine how much trade you could drum up with a remote-control rat
;)

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