Harvard scientists reverse the ageing process in mice – now for humans...
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Well, The World Association of Small and Medium Sized Cats just issued an excited [and saliva-smudged] communique, thanking the scientist for their diligence in taking special care of their members, stating how healthy and crispy mice diet is of essential imortance to them!
However, the Big Cats Association of Earth expressed their hope for widening of the research scope into large rodent populations of Earth, as especially stressed by the Jaguar Association of Central and South America, in relation to the Capybaras, while The Florida's Puma Association also urged the scientists to enlarge the Nutrias, if at all possible, as their diet would be vastly improved, since Nutria meat is lean and doesn't have too much poly-saturated fats, salivating at the very thought of their delicious legs.
Cheers!:jaja:
However, the Big Cats Association of Earth expressed their hope for widening of the research scope into large rodent populations of Earth, as especially stressed by the Jaguar Association of Central and South America, in relation to the Capybaras, while The Florida's Puma Association also urged the scientists to enlarge the Nutrias, if at all possible, as their diet would be vastly improved, since Nutria meat is lean and doesn't have too much poly-saturated fats, salivating at the very thought of their delicious legs.
Cheers!:jaja: