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In reply to the discussion: Starving, angry and cannibalistic: America's rats are getting desperate amid coronavirus pandemic [View all]mopinko
(73,239 posts)17. maybe they start eating mice.
mice are the bane of my damn existence. the only time they havent vexed me was when i got a couple of rats. i dont know if they just left, or if there was war.
soon as the rats were gone, the mice came back.
sounds like a big win for me. if it cuts into the squirrel population around here, i'm golden.
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Starving, angry and cannibalistic: America's rats are getting desperate amid coronavirus pandemic [View all]
yaesu
Apr 2020
OP
yikes. i guess we need to open all the drumpf properties back up them so they can get food back
Takket
Apr 2020
#4
"Cannibalism, rat battles, infantcide", they say this like its a bad thing, lol
Baclava
Apr 2020
#16
Oh great. So, stronger rats. The pandemic will leave us with stronger rats.
Maru Kitteh
Apr 2020
#18
I worked as a pest control operator for a large food factory years ago & dealt with a lot of rats
yaesu
Apr 2020
#22
They won't back off from a cat, I've seen this. Pretty damn aggressvie if you ask me!
SWBTATTReg
Apr 2020
#36
We've squished two flat this week in the driveway. At night. With the truck.
notdarkyet
Apr 2020
#34