Vermin are "wild animals which are believed to be harmful to crops, farm animals, or game, or which carry disease". Mice, like rats, can carry diseases. Mice also eat crops, commonly corn, and are considered a pest and vermin.
no but cane toads are
No, raccoons are not vermin. They may be pests but such animals as rats and mice would be considered as vermin.
No, vermin means harmful to others, while cannibal means to eat other humans.
Mostly rats and mice.
Rodents or vermin.
In many countries, rats and the grey squirrel are classed as vermin.
Yes and so do mice and other vermin
Snakes prey on mice and other vermin. If all snakes were removed from a field, the vermin population would probably increase dramatically and the mice and insects would destroy more of the vegetation growing in the field.
Cats were first tamed to kill vermin like mice and rats, but soon became very loveable companions.
Vermin is a word that is both plural and singular. i.e. There was a vermin in my house. i.e. Those rats are vermin.
They were used by miners in their camps to hunt vermin such as mice. They are nocturnal and shy.
The word vermin refers to animals, usually smaller ones, that are annoying (e.g., insects), spread disease (e.g., rats), are pests or are destructive to property or crops (e.g., mice and other rodents), or otherwise are undesirable. They are often exterminated or trapped and relocated for control.