Andaman Rat: Found only in India
Annandale Rat: Found in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore
Australian Swamp Rat: Found in Australia
Black Rat: Found throughout the world but largely confined to warmer areas
Bonthain Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Brown Rat: Found on all continents except Antarctica
Bulldog Rat: Was found on Christmas Island before in became extinct around 1898-1903
Bush Rat: Found in Australia
Cape York Rat: Found in Australia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea
Dusky Rat: Found only in Australia
Dusky Field Rat: Found in Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea
Eastern Rat: Found only in Papua New Guinea
Enggano Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Giluwe Rat: Found only in Papua New Guinea
Glacier Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Hainald's Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Himalayan Field Rat: Found in Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Palau, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam
Hoffmann's Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Hoogerwerf's Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Japen Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Kerala Rat: Found only in India
Koopman's Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Korinch's Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Lesser Rice-field Rat: Found in China, Laos, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam
Little Soft-furred Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Long-haired Rat: Found only in Australia
Maclear's Rat: Was found on Christmas Island until it became extinct around 1903.
Malayan Field Rat: Found in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand
Mentawai Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Mindoro Black Rat: Found only in Philippines
Molaccan Prehensile-tailed Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Moss-forest Rat: Found in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea
New Guinean Rat: Found only in Papua New Guinea
Nillu Rat: Found only in Sri Lanka
Nonsense Rat: Found in India
Opossum Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Osgood's Rat: Found only in Vietnam
Pale Field Rat: Found in Australia
Palm Rat: Found only in India
Peleng Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Philippine Forest Rat: Found only in the Philippines
Polynesian Rat: Found throughout much of Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
Rice-field Rat: Found throughout Southeast Asia
Sikkim Rat: Found in Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand and Vietnam
Simalur Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Slender Rat: Found in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea
Spiny Rat: Found in Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands
Spiny Ceram Rat: Found only in Indonesia named after the Indonesian Island of Seram
Stein's Rat: Found in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea
Sula Rat: Found only in Indonesia
Sunburned Rat: From Enggano Island in Indonesia.
Summit Rat: Found only in Malaysia
Tanezumi Rat: Found in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Cocoas Islands, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam
Tawi-Tawi Forest Rat: Found only in the Philippines
Timor Rat: Found in Indonesia and Malaysia
Turkestan Rat: Found in Afghanistan, China, India, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal and Pakistan
Van Deusen's Rat: Found only in Papua New Guinea
Yellow-tailed Rat: Found only in Indonesia
you can rap rats on each other but, they would probably die and a dump or/and kind of smart person would do it ;) -Thanks for you question-
Yes. In fact, there are rats on every continent except Antarctica (Greenland doesn't have rats either).
Wild black rats.
Opossum and rats can live together in the same place. They do not really interact with each other, and would leave each other to their own kind.
African Gambian Pouched Rats
Thailand is not a continent- it is a country.
some coyotes eat kangaroo rats. the kind that live in the desserts.
rats.
colonies
Rats eat Robins, so no, they don't.
All of the worlds most populous mamals are food... It varies from continent to continent but I will try and help North America: rats and dogs South America: rats and mice Africa: gazelle Asia: raccoons and cats
Rats can eat any kind of nut, however in moderation and without salt.