Rats are, in many ways, better adapted to cities than the humans that built them. While urbanites struggle with crowds, ...

New buildings with complex structures, voids and empty space – if not designed with rodent-proofing in mind – can also create unintended rodent dwellings, Mr Tan said. Mr Lim from Bingo Pest ...

To solve the problem, simply store birdseed properly. Using rodent-proof containers, such as metal containers, can help prevent the issue. Rats in gardens are becoming a growing problem.

such as with education campaigns teaching building owners how to rat-proof their structures, and insisting that if they do see rats to call the city for eradication. Cities can't just poison their ...

Alistair continued: "For example, rats hate the smell of peppermint oil, vinegar, and garlic. Scattering black pepper around entry points to your property will also irritate their noses and stop ...