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“They were giving us clues that they liked it,” Lambert said. “We’d just take them to the lab, and they’d jump in the car.” Lambert said it takes about three 10-minute weekly training sessions for an ...

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Lambert offered the rats a chance to walk to what she calls a “Fruit Loop tree” with treats or to hop in the car and drive. Two of the three rats preferred to drive to get to the sugary cereal.

Lambert offered the rats a chance to walk to what she calls a “Fruit Loop tree” with treats or to hop in the car and drive. Two of the three rats preferred to drive to get to the sugary cereal.

Lambert offered the rats a chance to walk to what she calls a “Fruit Loop tree” with treats or to hop in the car and drive. Two of the three rats preferred to drive to get to the sugary cereal.

Lambert offered the rats a chance to walk to what she calls a “Fruit Loop tree” with treats or to hop in the car and drive. Two of the three rats preferred to drive to get to the sugary cereal.