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Scientists say rodents have CPR instinct after observing 'mouse-to-mouse resuscitation'
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March 4, 2025
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0:31Now PlayingMice have been shown to perform CPR on each other, much like humans do, when finding another rodent unresponsive, according to a new study.
In scientific trials, mice were observed making sure an unconscious peer was safe from choking by moving their tongue out of the way.
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