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Both the author of oh rats and the author of the article about mawaga, Find rats facinateing and fun. They aren't afraid of rats, they seem to like them. The authors both talk of the amazing thing rats can do. The two people both talk of the lives rats save.

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In both of these books, they tell us how important rats are to the world. . In Oh Rats, they tell you a lot on information about rats that are just fun facts like how a rat can jump off of a 3 story building and survive the fall, but in the article, they only have facts about rats finding landmines. I think that in Oh Rats and the article about rats are similar because they both tell us a lot of different things about rats that we probably do not know.  Another thing that is the same with Oh Rats and the article is they say that rats have saved many lives with the work they do.  I think that Oh Rats and the article about rats finding landmines have many things in common, but they also have many things that are different.

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Both authors are talking about rats and how important rats can do to the world. They can help us with medical reasons and solve a lot of things. The author of "Oh Rats" talk about gross things that were important. They do it for the good.

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Both authors talk about how important rats are and how they can change the world without taking any important life away, like
the author in, "Oh Rats" said that rats are very important because they help test medicines and vaccines that could be very risky if tested on humans so thank them that you don't have measles or any other deadly disease. The other author said rats can help people's lives by detecting landmines, and if it weren't for rats and dogs parts of mankind will die and it would take years to probably get rid of these landmines. So in a way we have to thank these little guys even though you might not like them.

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In both of these books, the author tells you why rats are so important, and mean a lot to our community. In the article, the author tells you how the rat is helping landmines, while in Oh Rats, the author tells you so many important things about these rodents, like how they help test medicines. Both of these articles tell you so much on how rats are important. In my opinion, these article are so similar, and different in there own ways.

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They both tell you how rats can help this world for instance in oh rats they said that we test medicines on rats. Luke

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Oh Rats and the article are very similar. One of the ways they are similar is that they both provide facts about rats, however, the article provides more information about rats detecting land mines and the book Oh Rats gives you more facts about rats doing other things, like jumping off of buildings and fitting through small holes, although Oh Rats does mention that rats can find land mines. In conclusion, The article and the book Oh Rats are similar yet different.

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The  book oh rats tells us more about rats in general not just rats that find landmines though it did mention it. While the article told us about how rat find the landmines and how they are useful and built for the job. However both told us that rats could find many landmines in a short amount of time.

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They are both the same in many ways. One of those ways is they both talked about rats detecting and defusing landmines. One other similarity is that they both talked about how they find lots of landmines in 30 minutes. In Oh Rats, they gave more facts about rats in general, and in the "Rats detect landmines" article, it gave more information about how rats and detect landmines and how many they can clear in 30 minutes. Also, in Oh Rats  They talked about how amazing rats are and how they can jump of a five story building and survive, and in the article about rats detecting the landmines, it also tells about how amazing rats are by telling us that they save 15,000 people a year from exploding landmines.