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    hamster and obesity

     
    Scientists at Aberdeen's Rowett Research Institute believe genes in the hamsters could control how much they eat at various times of the year.

    interesting


    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3379865.stm

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    My kitty must be part Siberian Hamster then---3 years in a row she religiously gains weight for winter and sheds it as summer comes on even tho the temp here varys very little---vet pointed it out to me after I noticed she wasnt eating and became concerned---she also sleeps on my bed during the winter (leaves when the heater comes on at 7am for a warmer spot in the livingroom) and usually outside during the summer...

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    maybe its the instinct to hibernate
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    Maybe I'm part Siberian hamster!

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    lol


    I like always say "there is a hamster/gerbil in all of us
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