Monday, September 16, 2013

CRIME: SUPER SMART RATS....joining the police force


The rats have an average success rate of 95 percent, says trainer Monique...

Holland's 'sniffer rats' have a nose for crime-fighting

Five "sniffer rats" have been in police training in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, learning how to distinguish between scents - including drugs and explosives.

The brown rats are due to go into active service next year, operating under the names Poirot, Magnum, Derrick - TV detectives popular in the Netherlands - and Jansen and Janssen, the Dutch names for the bowler-hatted detectives in Tintin.

Rats have 1,000 different receptors that are crucial to the perception of...

It means the Netherlands will be the first country to use trained rats in civilian police investigations.





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