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A rats inability to vomit makes it vulnerable to poison

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What are rats unable to do making them extra vulnerable to poison?

Rats are unable to vomit, which makes them particularly vulnerable to poison. This inability means that once they ingest a toxic substance, they cannot expel it from their system, leading to a higher likelihood of fatality. Additionally, their tendency to explore and sample food sources can increase their risk of consuming poison inadvertently.


Why do rats and mice stay close to walls?

It is an instinct. Being out in the open makes them vulnerable.


Why rats can poison us?

Rats can bite us, but they do not poison us. They are not venomous creatures.


How should rat and insect poison be used?

On rats and insects On rats and insects On rats and insects


Does moisture affect the effectivity of a rat poison?

The effect is that the rats have a very keen sense of smell that they could sense the poison. another answer is that the rats will not consume the poison anymore because the poison will be less appealing.


Do rats eat petunias?

Rats have been known to eat petunias and carnations. You could get a cat or use poison. If you have animals that go outside, do not use poison.


Do rats spit their saliva?

Hell no Mice or Rats do not spit. Thats why rat poison works


What to do if you have rats in your shed?

Rat traps or rat poison :-)


Does D-con poison attract mice and rats?

no


What anmial would eat and survive off of rat poison?

Maybe rats that are resistant to poison. I don't know if those exist, but there are bacteria that survive with antibiotics when that's supposed to kill them, so it makes sense in theory.


What animal can't throw up?

rats are the only animal that cant throw up. this is why rat poison works so effectively rats horses cannot vomit either.


What is rodenticide?

Poison designed for rodents-specifically rats & mice.