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French fields are full of deranged cannibal hamsters

Recent research has revealed that wild hamsters in France are losing their minds and turning cannibal.

French fields are full of deranged cannibal hamsters

Mon, 30 Jan, 2017 - 00:00

Claire Anderson

Scientists have suggested that the culprit is too much corn.

In northeastern France, the fields where the wild hamsters live have been replanted with corn.

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