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Rats are social animals and typically prefer to live and travel in groups rather than alone.
Rats are social creatures that typically live in groups, called colonies. They build complex social structures within these groups, communicating through vocalizations, body language, and scent markings. While they can survive alone, rats generally prefer to be in the company of other rats.
Rats are social animals that usually prefer living in groups. They thrive with companionship and bond through grooming, playing, and huddling together for warmth. Solitary rats may exhibit signs of stress or loneliness.
Rats are social animals that typically live in groups, so it is uncommon to see a rat eating alone because they often feed together in a communal setting.
Rats are very social animals. So, if you keep the rat as a pet, it would love to spend hours with you! So I think if you are going to keep the rat as a pet, it is best to get at least 2. Be cause all in all, rats love to be in groups. Even wild rats! Hope this helped!
Domestic rats are best kept in groups of two or more. They are naturally social creatures who will suffer if lest alone, and the company of a human is no replacement for the company of another rat.
no they do not but some may live in groups
No, they live together.
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colonies
small and tiny.
It's hard for a rat to live alone; they breed like rats.