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Wildlife researchers attempted to trap mice with peanut butter and burnt coconut. They discovered a new species instead

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In an attempt to bait wild mice, researchers met a different species new to science.

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Wildlife researchers attempted to trap mice with peanut butter and burnt coconut. They discovered a new species instead

In an attempt to bait wild mice, researchers met a different species new to science.

6 hours ago·Franklin, United States

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Good Good Good broke the news in Franklin, United States 6 hours ago on Monday, September 28, 2026.

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Wildlife researchers attempted to trap mice with peanut butter and burnt coconut. They discovered a new species instead

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