Magawa

Magawa

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Magawa was a renowned giant African pouched rat recognized for his remarkable ability to detect landmines, having uncovered 71 landmines and 38 unexploded ordnance during his five-year tenure with APOPO before retiring in 2021. He was awarded a gold medal for bravery and passed away in 2022.

Born on Jan 01, 2016 (9 years old)

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Lithuania Lithuania: Magawa was another APOPO-trained rat that previously held the world record for detecting landmines before Ronin. 7

15min – major Lithuanian news website: Superžiurkė pasiekė pasaulio rekordą: turi neįtikėtiną uoslę kariniams sprogmenims

Pakistan Pakistan: Magawa was the previous record holder for detecting landmines before retiring in 2021 and passing away in 2022. 7

Daily Jang: 100 سے زائد بارودی سرنگوں کا سراغ لگانے والا چوہا

United States United States: Magawa was another rat trained by APOPO who identified 71 landmines and passed peacefully in January 2022. 7

CNN: Super Rat Ronin: the Guinness World Record-setting rodent sniffing out landmines and saving lives

Slovenia Slovenia: Magawa was a rat that found a record 71 landmines and 38 other unexploded ordnance during her five years of work. 9

Delo – major Slovenian daily, est. 1959: Podgana odkrila rekordno količino protipehotnih min

Romania Romania: Magawa, a rat who sniffed out 71 landmines, received a gold medal for his heroism in 2020. 9

Adevărul: Șobolanul Ronin stabilește un nou record mondial la descoperit mine de război

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Magawa, a rat who sniffed out 71 mines, was presented with a gold medal for his heroism in 2020. 9

BBC: Ronin the rat sets new landmine-sniffing record

India India: Magawa, who received a gold medal for valour after clearing mines from approximately 225,000 square metres of terrain, passed away in 2022. 8

The Times of India: A 'squeaky' feat: Rat breaks world record for detecting landmines