Urban environments provide ideal conditions for rodents to thrive, and among the most common intruders are rats and mice. Both species have adapted remarkably well to human habitats, taking advantage of shelter, warmth, and accessible food. While they may appear similar to the untrained eye, their habits, health risks, and control measures differ significantly. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for effective pest management, as the strategies used to deter mice often fail against rats, and vice versa. Studies on rodent ecology and public health surveillance highlight that accurate identification forms the foundation of sustainable and humane pest control practices. Rats and mice belong to the same rodent family, yet their physical characteristics are distinct. A study publi
Rats vs. Mice: Key differences every homeowner should know before calling pest control
The Times of India6 hrs ago
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