Rats

Travel & Mobility

Cruise ships operate in a unique environment: large floating communities with multiple restaurants, storage areas, and ports of call, creating potential pathways for rodents. Pa...

wildlife

Sewers host a range of species that enter via pipes, storm drains, and access points, often originating from nearby habitats. In temperate cities, the most consistently reported...

pest-biology

A large sewer rat typically refers to the brown rat, also called the Norway rat or sewer rat, which is one of the largest commensal rodents found near human habitats. These rats...

vermin-control

“Rat subway” is an evocative way people describe Norway rats moving through underground transit tunnels, utility corridors, and storm drains. These rodents are strong swimme...

Pest Birds and Rodents

In London, the phrase biggest rats commonly refers to the largest species living alongside humans in the city’s built and semi-built environments. The two species most often c...