Bad.
If you're asking what compounds cause the smell of a dead and decomposing body (rat or otherwise), there are lots of them. Two particularly foul ones go by names suggesting their odors: cadaverine and putrescine. Both of these are diamines. Amines in general have a reputation for smelling bad.
Because people do not clean their cages out right. Feral rats smell because they eat trash.
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Very good. I think it's either better or the same as a dogs! I have rats and whenever I leave a little treat 4 them on the floor they instantly smell it and run to it! <3 Hope that helped! From, a rodent lover.
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They dn't exactly smelll. You accually can smell them if you get close though. And they smell bad because they are dirty!
Some rats and mice just like the taste or smell of it. :)
becuse they have weak legs!
Actually since ferrets are natural rodent exterminators, their scent will actually repel rats.
Not at all. They smell like their bedding material and a littly musky.
Rats can definitely smell! That's how they find there foods, such as maybe foods that people give up to the trash. They will sniff their intelligent little selves to the target, other none as, "Food."
Yes, rats can emit an unpleasant odor after dying, including those that have been poisoned and die under floorboards. The smell is typically caused by the decomposition of their bodies, which can attract other pests and create hygiene issues. The intensity and duration of the odor can vary depending on environmental conditions and the time it takes for the body to decompose. It's advisable to locate and remove the carcass if possible to mitigate the smell and potential health risks.