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The trouble with rodents
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Norway
rats. Roof rats. Common house mice. Even though they're different
in many ways, they all have one thing in common. Each
is a serious pest. Norway rats came from Europe with the first
explorers and quickly
invaded the continent. Roof rats came from tropical South East
Asia. After rats, the common house mouse is the second most
destructive
vertebrate in the world.
- Rodents spread a wide variety of serious diseases, including
salmonellosis, plague, leptospirosis, hantaviruses, rickettsial
pox.
- Rodents consume and contaminate significant percentages
of the world's food supply every year.
- Rodents carry fleas, ticks and other parasites.
- Rodents cause a great deal of anxiety for occupants of
infested buildings.
- Rodents cause extensive financial damage by gnawing on
structures and wiring.
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The signs of a rodent infestation
- Droppings and urine are left wherever rodents travel or rest,
especially in corners.
- Dark smears or rub marks are left on surfaces, caused by dirt
and oil from rodents' hair as they move throughout their territories.
- Footprints and tail drags may be seen in dusty locations. (To
make these trails easier to see, shine a strong flashlight at
a low angle across the dust.)
- Gnaw marks with visible, 1/8" tooth marks
may be a sign of rats. Gnaw marks with scratch-like tooth marks
may be a sign
of mice.
- A distinctive, musky odor may be present.
- House pets, such as cats and dogs, may become agitated because
they hear rodents gnawing, digging, running and fighting.
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