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A completely blind, subterranean rodent of the genus Spalax, native to Eastern Europe, Western Asia, and Central Asia, noted for lacking external eyes and using its large incisors to excavate extensive tunnel systems.

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"Researchers often study the rodent for its remarkable physiological adaptations, including extreme tolerance to low-oxygen environments underground and resistance to cancer."

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