Mine hunting | Working animals

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Episode 473. Topic: Mine hunting. Theme: Working animals.

What are mines? Why are they so dangerous after conflicts? How are trained rats so effective at finding buried mines? How are mined located underwater? What other purposes are there for military dolphins?

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