Scientists are eyeing the East African mole rat because they hold the secret of anti-aging and cancer - essential for human life.
East African mole rat is a hairless mole, distributed in the Eastern part of Africa (Horn of Africa).
This is a rat that has almost no signs of aging, its appearance has not changed since birth until it is lost (they live for about 28 years).
They live nine times longer than mice of similar size and rarely get cancer. Hairless rats are one of the worst species on the planet.
Mice with pink wrinkled skin, hairless and toothed teeth, are very sensitive touches, able to replace their almost blind eyes.
The species with the highest life expectancy in them rodents and health is always in the best condition throughout life.
Their skin does not feel anything before acid or chili.
This is the only cold-blooded mammal known on earth.
The hair removal function is capable of effectively removing damaged proteins, while keeping stable and high quality proteins.
Their metabolic rate is very low, which helps to reduce oxidation (cell destruction).
This rat species can still breed at a very old age.