Yes. They can chew through many metals including copper.
Steel wool works fairly well for proofing because it irritates their gums-although it rusts. There is a copper product called stuf it that solves this problem & works as well.
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Yes. As a matter of fact rats can chew their way through almost anything to get to food. For this reason professional trappers recommend sealing up holes that rats can squeeze through with steel, otherwise it may get reopened.
Rats can chew through aluminum if they are determined enough, but it is not as easy for them as it is with softer materials like wood or plastic. Aluminum is a tougher material that is more difficult for rats to gnaw through compared to other common materials they encounter.
yesterday we found a dead rat in my garage and disposed of it. the rat had eaten a hole in my son's old car seat and his high chair. yes they do it plastic. this rat left shreds of plastic all over. it was really gross.
Yes. Ask any large city utility worker with 5 or more years on the job experience. They do certainly eat through copper wiring easily enough.
No. Rat snakes never grow large enough to eat something as big as a rabbit.
Bees, being considerably smaller than a rat, can not eat the rat. Nor do rats eat bees.
Rats will eat anything, including dead raccoons.
no they dont<<<< actually rats CAN eat hamsters... males rats can be terrtorial and if a hamster enters their territory, then they will attack it and possibly eat it. Also, if they are very hungry, or starving, they will also eat them.
Most certainly. Rats have been known to eat almost anything, from "people" cheese to cardboard. There have been instances of rats eating their own feces to survive. Rats can eat cheese that people eat, but people shouldn't eat cheese that rats eat unless it's safe.