Examples of 'roof rat' in a sentence
Meaning of "roof rat"
roof rat - a type of rat known for living in elevated areas like roofs or attics
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- The black rat.
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Rattus rattus black or roof rat.
The roof rat is a particularly good jumper and climber.
Animal death dead bat skeleton roof rat.
The roof rat is commonly known as the black rat.
I suspect this was a black rat or what we call a roof rat.
This is a roof rat.
Because of this habit they have been given the common name roof rat.
Rats like this roof rat can be a major problem in the home.
Got yourself a roof rat.
The roof rat is also nocturnal and can be found in dark and secluded places.
So adult male roof rat.
When roof rat outbreaks occur, rodenticides are often needed to prevent crop damage.
The Norway rat is larger and more aggressive than the roof rat.
Here in Phoenix, homeowners most often deal with roof rat infestations on their property.
The two most common species of rats are the Norway Rat and the Roof Rat.
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Also, the roof rat has a pointed nose, and they are excellent climbers.
So how do you know you have a roof rat in the tree?
Also, the roof rat has a pointed nostril, and they are excellent climbers.
Noises in attic or ceilings, especially at night, can indicate roof rat activity.
The roof rat ( also called the climbing or black Rat ).
They are the house mouse, the Norway rat and the roof rat.
Looking for a roof rat - Look up!
Problem is, that 's an animal control issue . a roof rat.
Oh, this is a roof rat.
Black rat ( Rattus rattus ), also called the ship rat or roof rat.
Ready? So adult male roof rat.
I see ' em . Got yourself a roof rat.
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