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Discarded food blamed after 22-inch rat found
Thrown-out food and new housing developments are being blamed for rats getting "bigger and bigger" after a 22-inch (55cm) long rodent was found in a house. It was discovered in Normanby near Middlesbrough and residents said an increase in vermin was being made worse by new housing projects forcing them out of their habitats.
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Local officials in North Yorkshire, England, shared a photo of a massive rat found inside a local home that measured more ...
A 22-inch rat was found in a U.K. home after a pest controller had been called to the residence. Local officials in Eston Ward said that rodents are a ‘growing problem’ in their area and demanded that ...
Posting about it on Facebook, Eston Ward Councillors David Taylor and Stephen Martin said: "This massive rat over 22 inches ...
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A poisoned rat is going to seek out water, so if you have an outdoor water feature (or pet water dish), you’re likely to find a dead rat nearby. As you’ve discovered, poisoned rodents can become ...
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