Rat brain

The rat brain is a compact yet sophisticated organ that controls its behavior, instincts, and bodily functions. It includes regions like the cerebrum, responsible for decision-making and sensory processing; the cerebellum, which coordinates movement and balance; and the brainstem, regulating vital functions such as heart rate and breathing. Despite its small size, the rat brain shares many structural features with humans, making it a valuable model for studying neuroscience and diseases. Its organization allows rats to learn, adapt, and respond to their environment effectively.