Many homeowners find that rodent control is necessary, as these intelligent critters can often find their ways inside homes. The term ‘rodent’ includes about 40 percent of the world’s mammals and generally references squirrels, rats, mice, and chipmunks.
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Squirrels only breed once or twice a year, and once born, the young must be taken care of by the mother for as many as 10 weeks
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Rodents themselves spread disease, however, rodent-borne diseases are also spread from inhaling or otherwise consuming dust particles that have come into contact with mouse, rat, etc. excrement
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There are about 2277 different species of rodent in the world
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The incisor of a rodent actually self-sharpens while gnawing; this is especially important as the teeth are often the only tool rodents have in self defense
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The incisor of a rodent actually self-sharpens while gnawing; this is especially important as the teeth are often the only tool rodents have in self defense
Rodent control is especially important, as rats and mice alone have been known to spread over 35 diseases to humans. The diet of the rodent generally consists of seeds or plants, although others have become more adventurous and now include many items found in and around homes in their diet. Don’t let rodent control worry you; contact a pest control company today!
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