Massey researcher Idan Shapira is using lab rats as a lure to trap Norway rats, which have evaded other methods. Norway rats represent a major threat to New Zealand’s native fauna and flora.
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Massey researcher Idan Shapira is using lab rats as a lure to trap Norway rats, which have evaded other methods. Norway rats represent a major threat to New Zealand’s native fauna and flora.
Professor Steve Stannard, head of the School of Sport and Exercise, writes about Lance Armstrong’s spectacular fall from grace and what it says about the sport he loves.
Many of the diseases we call ‘non-communicable’ in fact behave in ways that make them look transmissible. We ‘catch’ these diseases from our environment – and that is something we can change, writes Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey.
Massey’s new College of Health will help New Zealand face some imminent challenges, writes Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey.
you’re welcome to come and collect the norway rat from our back yard – it [or its relative] burrowed a huge hole last year in our courtyard garden and now is determined to over-winter in our compost bin .. it laughs at traps!