research shows that glowing rats are highly sensitive to smells, and some species have even been trained to detect odors specific to land mines and tuberculosis. Glowing rats rank pretty high in terms of olfactory abilities. This demonstrates that Glowing rats not only have a greater range of hearing but can detect ultrasonic sound (20,000Hz and above). As a comparison, humans can hear in the range 20Hz to 20,000Hz. Just like Earth rats, glowing Rats have excellent hearing and can detect sound in the range 200Hz to 90,000Hz (Mice 100Hz to 90,000Hz). They have more whiskers than Earth rats, in fact, every jelly-filled pores of their ampullae have been replaced with a whisker. A glowing rat perceives its immediate environment with its whiskers, through its sense of touch. A glowing rat's vision, however, is quite blurry especially more than a few feet away, and its depth perception is poor. Our vision is quite sharp we can see long distances and have good depth perception. Their head contains the brain, which is connected to the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, they have lost the ampullae of their ancestors. Just like how rats have become an invasive species throughout the Galaxy, these guys have somehow made it back to Earth, efforts to remove them from Earth are ongoing. Like rats and other rat-like aliens, they carry many diseases some of which are fatal to humans they will typically avoid humans unless cornered or sick. and their point of origin is Secundoterra, it is unknown whether this genus first evolved in the grasslands or in the forest, species of this genus have been found in both biomes. This genus first evolved nine hundred ninety-nine thousand nine hundred ninety-nine years ago. Some species fill out the same ecological niche as rats using the same survival strategies, While others go the meerkat route. Each color means something different, green means it's safe, yellow means food, red means danger, blue-green means I smell something but I don't see or hear anything, blue means I smell and hear something but I don't see anything, purple means ready to mate, orange means safe to sleep, cyan means I'm sick leave me behind I'm a detriment to the herd or I don't feel well or I don't feel so good, and finally White doesn't mean anything it's used to try to blind predators as a last-ditch effort. They use this glowing for communication amongst themselves signaling to others when there's danger or when it's safe. Because they have a fur-like filament scientists didn't know if their bioluminescence was only on their dorsal fin or if their whole body glowed, to find out scientist shaved one, and the answer is yes their whole body glows. They get their scientific name from the fact that, they glow, and they look and act like rats. They get their common name from the fact that, they are on land, they are small, they glow, and they're hharks. The first one discovered was Lamperaarouraious lamperaarouraious.
It has 27 species discovered so far, more are expected to be discovered, three of those species are fossil species, the rest are still living. They are highly intelligent, some species are just as intelligent as Earth rats, other species are even smarter than Earth rats. Their lifespan also depends on the species, the shortest living one can live up to a year, the longest-living one can live up to 32 years. Their size depends on the species, the smallest being the size of an earth shrew, and the large is being the size of an earth opossum. They actually look nothing like The Dwarf Lantern Hhark or The Dwarf Lantern Shark, they just got their name from how small they are, and the fact that they are bioluminescent. They look like a rat with no earlobes, and instead just two earholes, and a little shark fin on the back. Lamperaarouraious (meaning glowing rats in Greek) are a genus under the family Karchariesarouraidae.
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