"Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed," originally a children's book by former "Sesame Street" writer Mo Willems, features a naked ...

Players looking for easy food buffs or a quick SCORE challenge completion should make note of these two mole rat spawns in ...

Correction Aug. 21, 2019. In this story, we incorrectly say that naked mole rats don't feel pain from stinging ants. It's actually the highveld mole rat, a furry relative to the naked mole rat ...

Pretty doesn’t last. But the naked mole rat abides. The nearly blind subterranean rodent with wrinkly, pink skin and sparse hair looks disturbingly like a big toe with tusks. But it can live for ...

The naked mole rat might look like a creepy, little, subterranean rodent, but according to a new study, it could hold the secret to living longer. The species lives far longer than scientists would ...

The naked mole rat gets so much press, you’d think it was the only mole rat in town. Sure those hairless weirdos can survive at oxygen levels below that of Mount Everest’s peak and don’t ...

The naked mole-rat (Heterocephalus glaber), a super-social burrowing rodent native to parts of East Africa. These sausage-shaped critters are impervious to chemical pain from acid and capsaicin.

Naked mole-rats can survive for up to five hours in low oxygen conditions that would kill a human in minutes. Roland Gockel/MDC "There was nothing different in the use of the usual energy source ...

Mole rats are commonly found in mines because of their frisky nature. The Green Country Lodge and Welch Station are the prime locations to find mole rats, where up to six are consistently spawned.

Naked mole-rats are among the strangest mammals on the planet. Not only do they live longer than any other rodent ‒ up to 37 years ‒ they can also have babies well into old age.

Worker mole-rats dig extensive tunnels and scavenge for food. The higher ranked a mole-rat is, the less work it does. “Like in human societies,” quips Lewin.