Rats

Facts about rats are what you will find here. In list order you are sure to learn something crazy about rats. A teaser: Rats don't have thumbs!

Rats are a huge part of popular culture. I spent some additional time in that section of this Wikipedia page. I recommend it, but also don't forget to review the rat facts provided here.

If you are thinking of getting a pet rat you'll want to drop in on this handy site.  They have all the particulars on finding a pet rat and actually how to choose the best pet rat for yourself.  Towards the bottom of the page you will find a link to Caring for Pet Rats

Here is how to get rid of rats without harming the environment. Poisons, often used to kill rodents, have many deadly effects. They can harm household pets and young children, they smell strongly, and they're not eco-friendly. Here are some better alternatives.

If you're looking for trivia on rats you've come to the right place. After I reviewed the facts, signs and trapping tips, I lingered on the trivia section. The details on how a rat can drop down 50 feet without injury is just one gem on this site.

Although this article is a product of the Seattle and King County Public Health Department, these tips on getting rid of rats are good for anyone and anywhere!

This kid-friendly page is all you need for fast facts on Rats. For instance, rats don't like cheese. And rats can't see color, but they do have bellybuttons! Don't run past this site!

The folks at HowToGetRidOfStuff.com will provide you with answers to all sorts of questions about how to get rid of rats. You will also find handy household tips on how to get rid of mice, fleas and other pests.