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NAKED MOLE RAT DOCUMENTARY 1. The solution to cancer may be found through them 2. They feel no pain. Even is you pour acid on them, they won't feel it 3. They live 15 times longer than they're supposed to live Please repost and drop feedback if you enjoyed...

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Amen! Thank you so much bro

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Interesting, grateful for the subtitles. Compliments of the season

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I really love this So enlightening

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Thank you Doc!

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