Rats are opportunistic eaters that will consume a variety of foods including fruit, meat, pet food, and snacks like peanut butter and oats. They are mostly terrestrial or arboreal but the most common in North America are roof rats and Norway rats, with roof rats living in attics and roofs and Norway rats living under sidewalks and patios. Rats have slender bodies with pointy heads, big eyes, soft ears, long legs, and claws, and the soles of their hind feet have fleshy pads. Female rats give birth to up to 10 babies at once that are born blind and without fur and mature within 3 months.
Rats are opportunistic eaters that will consume a variety of foods including fruit, meat, pet food, and snacks like peanut butter and oats. They are mostly terrestrial or arboreal but the most common in North America are roof rats and Norway rats, with roof rats living in attics and roofs and Norway rats living under sidewalks and patios. Rats have slender bodies with pointy heads, big eyes, soft ears, long legs, and claws, and the soles of their hind feet have fleshy pads. Female rats give birth to up to 10 babies at once that are born blind and without fur and mature within 3 months.
Rats are opportunistic eaters that will consume a variety of foods including fruit, meat, pet food, and snacks like peanut butter and oats. They are mostly terrestrial or arboreal but the most common in North America are roof rats and Norway rats, with roof rats living in attics and roofs and Norway rats living under sidewalks and patios. Rats have slender bodies with pointy heads, big eyes, soft ears, long legs, and claws, and the soles of their hind feet have fleshy pads. Female rats give birth to up to 10 babies at once that are born blind and without fur and mature within 3 months.
DIET RATS ARE OPPORTUNISTIC EATERS. THEY WILL EAT SEVERAL DIFFERENT FOODS FROM FRUIT TO CARCASSES. THEY ALSO LIKE TO SNACK ON PEANUT BUTTER, OATS, AND CHOCOLATE, FOR A TREAT. EXCEPT THEY WILL EAT ANYTHING IF THEY NEED TO.
NORWAY RATS ESPECIALLY LIKE SCRAPS OF MEAT, AND
PET FOOD.
HABITAT RATS ARE MOSTLY ARBOREAL OR TERRESTRIAL IN NATURE. EVEN THOUGH THEY PREFER STAYING IN ONE HABITAT, THEY CAN BE CAPABLE OF INHABITING OTHER ONES. ROOF RATS AND NORWAY RATS ARE THE MOST COMMON ONES IN NORTH AMERICA. ROOF RATS WILL LIVE IN ROOFS ALSO ATTICS. HOWEVER, NORWAY RATS WILL LIVE UNDER SIDEWALKS, AND PATIOS. RATS ARE USUALLY SLENDER WITH A POINTY HEAD, BIG EYES, AND SOFT, THINLY FURRED EARS. THEY PHYSICAL HAVE LONG LEGS AND SHARP CLAWS ON THEIR FINGERS. THE
FEATURES SOLES OF THEIR NARROW HIND
FEET POSSESS FLESHY PADS OF VARIABLE SIZE, DEPENDING ON SPECIES. LIFE CYCLE FEMALE RATS WILL GIVE BIRTH TO A MAXIMUM OF 10 BABIES AT ONCE. THEY ARE BORN BLIND AND WITHOUT ANY FUR. AT THREE WEEKS OLD, THEY ARE WEANED OFF THEIR MOTHER'S MILK. THEY ARE ALSO SEXUALLY MATURE AT JUST 3 MONTHS OLD! SOME PEOPLE DON’T LIKE BAD RATS BECAUSE THEY THINK THEY CAUSED REPUTATION THE PLAGUE, BUT IT WAS GERBILS Rat facts Rats take care of injured and sick rats in their group. Without companionship rats tend to become lonely and depressed. Rats have excellent memories. ... When happy, rats have been observed to chatter or grind their teeth. Rats make happy “laughter” sounds when they play. Rats succumb to peer- pressure, just like humans. Credits Amazing Facts about Rats | OneKindPlanet Animal Education ... Amanda Sonja Vinh- Thomas