Hairless wonders: Phoenix Zoo welcomes two dozen naked mole rats
- The Phoenix Zoo has introduced two dozen naked mole rats, a new species for the zoo, in a habitat on its main plaza.
- The nearly hairless rodents live in two colonies, each with its own queen, in a social structure similar to bees and ants.
- Zoo officials say the animals' unusual appearance and underground adaptations make them a remarkable addition for visitors.
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Arizona's Family
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Maricopa County, AZ