Mouse cartoons		For reference: Above, regular mouse. Below, British hazel dormous e. (Dormouse © John Robinson )		Murphy Roths Large (MRL) mouse has extraordinary ability to regenerate damaged tissue/organs. It "definitely is not perfect, it is not like a newt in terms of its powers of regeneration, but it does do a lot of things that other mammals don't... and therefore it's... important... to study." (Rebecca Morelle, "Mouse sheds light on regeneration", BBC online, 11Apr06) Text from a gibberish spam email trying to con me out of my money.
	Annular eclipse of large mouse by a smaller mouse Small mouse colliding with large mouse Mouse with tail on wrong end of body (dioxin mouse) Total eclipse of mouse of indeterminate size by larger or at least more proximate mouse Small tail-less mouse encountering hamburger with tail Mouse in the form of a coffee cup with one handle Original drawing: 01 Aug 1979, Poughkeepsie NY Pencil and ink on Hollerith card. [Photo: 30Jan97]

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• American Indian artifact (looks like a mouse).
• Folk art wooden cat, by Josef (Cape Breton Island, Canada).
• Information about Japanese cartoon cat: Doraemon.
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• George Herriman's Krazy Kat comics (incl. Ignatz Mouse!).
• Paul's Rat Page.
• The adventures of Danger Mouse!
• Great British dormouse hunt underway! (National dormouse survey).
• International Hedgehog Association website.
• My Maine coon cats: Abiko & Misu.
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• Great cat cartoons: Welcome to Tora Bora & Thinking cat.
• Marmosets and tamarins (What?).

Albert the laboratory rat. The British magazine New Scientist had a cartoon series, ca. 1980: "Albert the laboratory rat". Each week Albert had a different adventure in the world of science. One episode began with the Lab Director being "made redundant" (aka "laid off", fired...) by Margaret Thatcher, as a cost saving measure. Next frame: Albert is appointed new Lab Director (presumably at lower salary than the former director). Next frame: Albert hires back the former Lab Director as the new laboratory rat. Final frame: Albert relaxes in his director's chair, popping positive reinforcement cookies with one front paw, and pressing the button on a box with his other paw to administer electric shocks to the new lab rat. Through a one-way mirror, we and Albert watch the former Director writhing in pain from the shocks Albert is administering.

Note: When I worked for IBM, my "VNET" computer address was: MICE@yktvmv.

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