no theyre not, unless they have sharp teeth :)
Only if they BITE you.
poison
the ones that i know about are the guinee rat(newly discovered species), musk rat, black rat, the brown rat, dwarf rat, and the fancy rat
Rat's can carry flees that contain the Bubonic bacteria, which was responsible for the Black plague of the middle ages.
Rats live anywhere. They prefer dark places, which may be either moist or dry, such as cellars and basements, under houses, and in thick vegetation. Rats are native to all continents except for Antarctica, and there are many species of rats. It is interesting to note that, before European settlement, there were no black or brown rats (the most common varieties) in either Australia or New Zealand, but only native rats which are quite different to the general public's perception of rats.
Rattus Rattus is the black rat or roof rat.Rattus Norvegicus is the brown rat or Norway rat, and is the more common of the two species worldwide. This type of rat is typically a little larger than rattus rattus, and has slightly smaller ears.follow me on twitter @iamryercxD
Yes, felines, canines, birds of prey, etc. Just about everything that would eat a rabbit would prey on rats.
no they are not. Due to their history of carrying the bubonic plague rats have been labeled as nasty, dirty, dangerous animals. I have breed rats for a long time now and none of my black rats are "dangerous". It is down to the individual and their beliefs
Dangerous Missions - 1999 Tunnel Rats was released on: USA: 30 October 2001
Yes
Hawks are not dangerous to humans. However, they are dangerous to rats, snakes and other small prey.
There are two basic types of rats. Black/roof rats and Norway/brown rats. The brown rat, is also known as the Norway rat, house rat, gray rat, barn rat, and wharf rat, is one of the best-known and is the larger of the two. Roof rats are also called black rats and ship rats.
Pet rats are not domesticated wild rats, rather, they are brown rats domesticated more than 100 years ago to now be fancy rats.
Lab Rats - 2012 Armed and Dangerous 3-14 was released on: USA: 2014
i dont know why
They can be white, brown or grey.
No. Brown or Black Rats and House Mice do not have webbed feet.
becasue rats can skillfully crawl up there legs and bite them in a particularly private place!
The Asiatic brown rats were a species of rat that were very different than the plague caring black rats. The black rats were very susceptible to a type of flea that carried the plague well and was attracted to biting human. The Asiatic brown rat housed a different type of flea that carried the plague poorly and didn't bite humans. The brown rat beat out the black rats and became the dominant rat in Europe.