Rat population boom in major cities linked to climate change in new study

The study analyzed records of rat sightings in 16 cities over an average period of twelve years, examining public rat sighting and inspection data.

Rat population boom in major cities linked to climate change in new study. Illustration.

Rat population boom in major cities linked to climate change in new study. Illustration.

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