
Rat burrows from a sewer
Rats burrow extensively if given access to a suitable substrate. Rat pest control involves looking for these rat burrows. Rats generally begin a new burrow adjacent to an object or structure, as this provides a sturdy "roof" for the section of the burrow nearest to the ground's surface. However, in this picture they will have dug their way out from a broken drain.

Rat burrows from a sewer
Burrows provide rats with shelter and food storage, as well as safe, thermo-regulated nest sites. Rats use their burrows to escape from perceived threats in the surrounding environment; for example, rats will retreat to their burrows following a sudden, loud noise or while fleeing an intruder.

Rat burrows from a sewer
The brown rat is a true omnivore and will consume almost anything, including meat. Cereals form a substantial part of a rodents diet and often rat baits are cereal based. The front incisor teeth of rats are very sharp and very often they will gnaw their way through wooden doors or ceiling joists. Rat control is very important to prevent damage and contamination by rodents.
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