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These Huge Rats Can Sniff Out Land Mines | National Geographic


we bring the Gambian Jan rats from
Africa to sniff out the landmines in
Cambodia there is a to millions
landmines spread out in Cambodia 200 to
300 people got injured by landmines and
you SOS every year these rods looks
similar to the rods we know the
difference that these are white drugs
they not see the rods that are used to
be in our houses so they are bigger than
the numerator that we know there are
faster than a human why are they faster
because the rods are only going for TNT
smell and the human using his metal
detector is going for all kind of metals
so 5 by 20 meters box a pewter rod the
rod can finish the Box 16-minute to 25
minutes only and if we use the manual
man detector they can take two days or
three days to finish for us just leave
your rod if you get free for quite some
time and then we get oh we can tell a
dog to sit it can seat you tell dog to
go it can go but it right a rod cannot
understand all those kind of things so
we only communicate with them by using a
clicker when the rat smells TNT it
starts to scratch and then halala have
to click and give food to the rats by
the size right I feel very very emotion
I got very very very very very excited
I don’t know who or who is who don’t
know they not only the click a food now
I’m what touch the drugs if I see four
regions right on the rod is heated by a
car then it pains me a lot they laugh
like his brother or her sister
sometimes they carry like a his her baby
or his baby as we know that landmines
are dangerous for our lives if our odds
are able to discover landmines then they
save lives I hope that in the future the
people of Cambodia will get enough land
to – and their life
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