My parents used to see rats as big as small dogs, when they first moved to the Upper West Side in the late 1970s to early 1980s. At that time, the Upper West Side was not the gentrified, yuppie neighborhood it is today. It was full of empty lots and crackhouses.
The neighborhood slowly began to change. Construction began on the new luxury condo buildings that you see in the neighborhood today. These giant sewer rats, which normally you do not see above ground, were disturbed by all the construction and would often come up and wander around at street level.
I have personally never seen a rat as big as a small dog in New York City. Most of the ones I see are like, 6 to 9 inches long, not including their tails. But I would assume the giant ones are still around, lurking deep underground.
rats in New York eat rotting food and garbage
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The city infested with the most rats in the United States is New York City, N.Y.. The research was founded by the Discovery's Animal network channel in 2011.
people have so many food stores there with so many food there with lots of super markets and so many grocery stores
How many senior citizen residence are in New York City?
The population in New York City is approximately 8,500,000.
The largest population of rats is in New York.
The Rats of Tobruk - 1944 was released on: Australia: 7 December 1944 UK: 1949 USA: 23 May 1951 (New York City, New York) Japan: 24 October 1956
The distance between New York City and New York City is zero miles, unless you take the longer route. The long route between New York City and New York City is approximately 24,900 miles.
No, rats are not native to New York. They are believed to have been introduced to the area by European settlers in the 18th century and have since thrived in urban environments, including throughout New York City.
There are over 354 McDonald's in New York City.
It is difficult to determine the exact city with the most rats per capita as this can vary depending on different factors such as population density, waste management practices, and climate conditions. However, some cities known for having high rat populations include New York City, Chicago, and Washington, D.C.