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The survival rate of young rats, or pups, can vary depending on factors such as environmental conditions, maternal care, and availability of resources. In general, under optimal conditions, a significant percentage of rat pups can survive, with studies indicating that around 50-70% may reach maturity. However, many pups do face predation or health challenges that can reduce this number. Overall, survival rates can fluctuate significantly based on their specific circumstances.

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