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Rats have poor vision. To compensate for this, a red or pink eyed rat will often weave its head side to side to add "motion" to see better. They also don't see in color.
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wererat.net/ratfacts.htm
wererat.net/ratfacts.htm
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The Norway rat and the roof rat are not native North American species. They traveled to the new world with the first explorers. The two species quickly invaded the continent because of their adaptability and fertility. ... Facts | Signs | Control | Trivia | Trapping Tips | Top...
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www.kness.com/ratfacts.html
www.kness.com/ratfacts.html
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Here are some VERY intresting facts. ... Rat are omnivores. ... A really hot rat will lay on it's back so it can "sweat" through the soles of it's feet.
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ratkid88.tripod.com/ratfacts.htm
ratkid88.tripod.com/ratfacts.htm
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Despite this plethora of fascinating rat facts, we at Green Shield are not remotely inclined to like them. The Green Shield Rat Repeller drives rats out of your living or working environment, guaranteed. Thank goodness!
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www.greenshield.com/facts-about-rats.html
www.greenshield.com/facts-about-rats.html
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Rat Facts. Average life span of 2-3 years. Length: body 9-11 inches; tail 7-9 inches. Nocturnal, so will be most active at night. Males are called bucks, ...
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exoticpets.about.com/cs/careofrats/a/ratsaspets.htm
exoticpets.about.com/cs/careofrats/a/ratsaspets.htm
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Rat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Rats are various medium-sized, long-tailed rodents of the superfamily Muroidea. "True rats" are members of the genus Rattus , the most important of which to humans are the black rat, Rattus rattus...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat
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Why do we do it | Our Founding Rats | Our Rats | Our Humans | Rat Care | Rat Health | Males or Females? | Adoption Policy | Anthology of Litters | Our Rats' New Homes | Resources | Rat Facts | Memories | Contact Us...
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members.tripod.com/krisik0/id24.htm
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The black rat, also known as Rattus Rattus (rather a lack of imagination in the rodent naming office - must have been late on a friday afternoon...) is thought to be the prime suspect. The plague, or Black Death, was caused by a bacterial infection, Pasteurella Pestis.
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www.chakramike.clara.co.uk/ratfactsmainframe.htm
www.chakramike.clara.co.uk/ratfactsmainframe.htm
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