They are considered a rodent because you are a weirdo
Rats are not considered endangered species. In fact, many rat species are considered pests due to their abilities to spread disease and eat crops. Some rat species thrive in human-influenced environments.
Yes pouring boiling hot water does kill rats. However, it is considered animal cruelty as it will put them through gratuitous, unnecessary suffering.
Chickens are more common globally in terms of domesticated animals compared to rats. Chickens are raised for meat and eggs in various cultures and countries, while rats are typically considered pests and are not purposely bred or kept as commonly as chickens.
No, raccoons are not vermin. They may be pests but such animals as rats and mice would be considered as vermin.
Dumbo rats have larger, rounder ears located lower on their heads compared to normal rats. They are considered to be just as friendly and social as normal rats, with no significant differences in behavior or temperament. Dumbo rats are a specific breed of domesticated rats, known for their unique appearance.
Rats have not been formally domesticated like dogs or cats. However, they have been bred in captivity for research, pets, and as feeders for reptiles. Wild rats still exist and are not considered domesticated in the traditional sense.
no a mongoose cannot hurt a human, they are considered hunting pests because, they hunt for rats and mice.
No. Rats are a modern species. Humans evolved from a series of hominids and hominins, which themselves evolved from smaller mammals which survived the K-T extinction event. These smaller mammals are also what rats evolved from.
No, because in the food chain a secondary consumer is a carnivore that feeds only upon herbivores. Rats eat nuts, seeds, berries, human scraps, and they hunt insects, small frogs, and other tiny critters. So, that doesn't make them a secondary consumer. I hope this helps!
No, rats are vertebrates. Rats have backbones.
No, Norwegian rats are primary consumers as they primarily feed on plants, seeds, fruits, and insects. Secondary consumers are animals that eat the primary consumers.