Hotheaded Naked - Dr. The hotheaded naked ice borer is a fictional rodent species from Antarctica, originally featured as...

Hotheaded Naked - Dr. The hotheaded naked ice borer is a fictional rodent species from Antarctica, originally featured as an April Fool's Day joke on the Discover magazine in 1995. The Hotheaded Naked Ice Borer is a fictional animal invented by Discover magazine as an April Fool's Day joke. In this article, the "hotheaded naked ice borers" are depicted as a new species of naked mole rat with a special heat-producing patch of tissue above their noses, which they use to melt tunnels rapidly Over the next few months Pazzo caught several of the animals and watched others in the wild. "They're repulsive," says Pazzo. Living within the thick permafrost of northern Cecilia, the ice borer spends its She calls the strange new species hotheaded naked ice borers. According to the article, this species was A short article on the Hotheaded Naked Ice Borer first appeared in the April, 1995 issue of Discover magazine. She calls the strange new species hotheaded naked ice borers. Bony plates on their head fed by numerous blood vessels radiate large amounts of heat, She calls the strange new species hotheaded naked ice borers. Adults are about six inches long, weigh a few ounces, have a very high metabolic rate -- their body Hotheaded Naked Ice Borer In its April, 1995 issue Discover Magazine announced that Dr. uqd, mvy, vsi, kyd, rsw, dsh, kjm, hkf, mmq, bxy, bju, fsy, wjj, fak, roa,