Roof Rat
Black Rat, Ship Rat (Rattus rattus)
The roof rat looks similar to a Norway rat but is smaller in size. Roof rats are also known as black rats, and they’re one of the most common types of rats in the state. These rodents get their name from their tendency to live in high places, such as trees, roofs, and attics. They’re excellent climbers and can squeeze through tiny spaces. Roof rats are brown or black, and they have long tails that are often lighter in color than their bodies.
Have you seen Roof Rats around your home?
Roof rats are omnivorous creatures though their diet consists mainly of fruits, vegetables, and nuts. They will also eat insects, birds, and small mammals if the opportunity arises. Roof rats are known to carry diseases that can be harmful to humans, so it’s essential to avoid contact with them.
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