Well, rats. A study of 16 cities shows that higher ambient temperatures and loss of green space are associated with increasing rodent complaints.

which also give them their name. San Bernardino kangaroo rats are distinguished from other species in that they have four toes instead of five on each hind foot. HABITAT: San Bernardino kangaroo rats ...

Rats and mice are often confused due to their similar appearance and shared rodent characteristics. However, they exhibit distinct differences in size, behaviour, and habitat preferences.

We will inspect your house and garden for evidence of mice or rats, and carry out treatment as appropriate. We will not treat for mice outside as this is their natural habitat and there are no public ...

Bouncing around on their giant hind feet, seed-eating San Bernardino kangaroo rats are highly adapted to southwestern deserts and the natural flood cycles found there ... and what greater danger is ...

increasing their interaction with human habitats. However, before resorting to chemical deterrents that may harm other wildlife or pets, there are natural methods to discourage these pests from ...