Despicable creatures.
democRats are true vermin.
Cord couldn’t be replaced?
The domesticated Norway rat is one most used in research; and it’s a pet in many areas of the world. They can make nice pets.
Thanks to G-d, President Trump, and DOGE, many, many democRATs are scurrying like never before.
Seems to me that the most widespread pest in the world is the Muslim. With the socialist in a close second place.
“According to Kaylee Byers, one of the lead researchers with the Vancouver Rat Project”. Kaylee how do I get a job at the Vancouver Rat Project? Pack rats here on the farm have cost me money: chewed up wiring harnesses, hoses, belts. I want to learn how I can more effectively exterminate them all.
There are a lot of rats. But it seems like more because they vote more than once.
When I was a Kid I had pets.
Dogs, cats, horses, and Rats.
Even as an adult I have a pet Donkey
and my cows are gentle and loving.
Wild animals you kill,
domesticated pets are just that; pets.
Although I do eat my cows.
They live in filthy places and produce a lot of sebum, so yes, they’re filthy and greasy. Hopefully, I can get rid of the one in my attic, soon.
I guess they've never seen the ones that live in the General Mills grain mills in Buffalo.
that bites...
By the time “a cord” is chewed through enough for the current to go off, there was probably an unbelievable amount of peripheral damage. Our grain dryer quit, and when we opened the electric box, it was a chock full nest of trash and destruction that looked like it should have quit years ago.
Around here most of the serious damage is caused from rats chewing holes in PEX plumbing tubes in walls, ceilings, and floors that they come across. But I grew up with horses, cows, chickens and other farm animals and we had a constant battle trying to keep them from getting into and spoiling feed.
From the article, “If anyone ever brings me a two-pound Norway rat, I will write them a cheque for $500,” he said. “It's never gonna happen!”
I grew up next to a city with a port and across the street from the city dump. The land that the dump was located on was taken from my family by eminent domain. Growing up I saw some huge rats... But my dad won the “booby prize” at a home builders association event. Whoever won the rat was supposed to take care of it for 3 months until the next quarterly get-together.
I was the one who was told to take care of the rat. He was a massive brown rat. He easily weighed at least two pounds. He as big as our cat. He was tame, but easily upset by loud noises and people he didn't recognize. He had led a life that I would characterize as being sad and neglected. He came in a large cage; he had received very little attention and ate pretty much whatever was put in his food bowl and drank water out of a watering device that was attached to the side of his cage.
While I was taking care of him, I let him wander around my room and let him sit on my lap. I bought him some toys meant for Guinee pigs, hamsters, and other rodents. After three months we had built a relationship. I felt bad letting him go. He was an easy pet to take care of and was always excited to see me.
I know that they can be a nuisance, and that their populations must be controlled. But as pets they tend to be low maintenance and do have some redeeming qualities.
I had trouble with a hoarder-neighbor’s collection drawing rodents and other vermin. One car had the seatbelts chewed through and another had the wiring harness eaten.
I put cotton balls soaked with pure peppermint oil in several strategic places in the trunk, passenger compartment and under the hood of my vehicles and never had another problem.
Mint irritates rodents and they avoid it.
hey
Bobby left out "illegal voting".
When I bought my house I wondered why certain lights would not work. I found a rat had bit into the power cable and electrocuted himself. The breaker tripped and saved the house.
The city here provided “rat resistant” trash barrels to residents about 3 years ago - at tax payer expense.” They helped yet, almost all I have seen have been chewed thru.