From poison to redesigned trash cans, New York City has tried everything to prevent rats from overrunning its streets—except accepting them.

Identifying what type of rodent has taken up residence in your home or yard is the first step towards evicting these ...

Most of the Tri-Cities calls are for roof rats, although there also are some calls about Norway rats, Miller said. Roof rats, which have tails longer than their heads and bodies, tend to be ...

Pacific salmon aren’t the only ones facing population threats. Fisheries managers in Norway recently announced new restrictions for wild Atlantic salmon fishing in 2025 as the country’s stocks hit ...

Alarmed by this development, the Environment Agency had already shut 33 rivers and sea waters along Norway's entire southern coast to wild salmon fishing on June 24. A scientific council on salmon ...

One theory was that adopting an albino rat would scare off the other wild rats - who would think the albino is a ghost. Despite their infamy, rats have sometimes kept Parisians alive and offered a ...

Like other waterfront cities, Baltimore is prone to rat infestation. The Norway rat, more commonly known as the brown rat, is the most prevalent in the city, feasting on garbage including animal ...

“Norway rats” — also known as “brown rats ... But these are domesticated animals, not feral or wild creatures that call the city home. Adrian Benepe, president of the Brooklyn Botanic ...