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People often use the words rat, mouse, and mice interchangeably, but they don’t mean the same thing. Rats and mice are hard to tell apart, both are belong to rodent family. They all can cause extensive damage, bring the disease to your family while they indoors. So what’s the difference with rat and mice? Let’s

Rats are surprisingly intelligent creatures. Studies have shown that they can learn, memorize, and even make decisions based on past experiences. This intelligence helps them survive in the wild — and also makes them difficult to catch indoors. When a rat encounters a trap, it doesn’t just rush in. Instead, it often approaches cautiously, sniffing

Each creature has spirituality, we all follow seasonal rhythm, even the rodents. While we mark time with holidays, school schedules, rodents use temperature changes and food availability to dictate breeding and sheltering behavior. This pattern explains why homeowners often notice more rodent activity during certain times of the year. Spring: Peak Breeding Season Everything is

What foods attract mice？ Of course, the mice eat what you eat. Rats  have powerful sense of smell helps them locate food sources quickly. Rats have super-high metabolisms and insatiable appetites. It seems that they never satisfy. Here the lists of foods mice love most, why they are attracted to them, and how you can

If you suspect there is a mouse problem in your house, one of the first steps in effective rodent control is knowing where the mice are hiding. Mice are small, fast, and nocturnal, which makes them hard to spot during the day. However, by learning the common signs and hiding places, you can locate mice