A capybara is on the loose after escaping from a UK zoo - with the public urged not to approach the creature which is the world's largest breed of rodent. One-year-old Cinnamon the capybara has ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Mice, rats and rodents. Oh my! According to a recent report from the pest control company Terminix, the Circle City ranked 19th in the top 50 rodent-infested cities.

State inspectors dropping by a food wholesaler’s Miami warehouse found rodents making a living room inside Quaker oatmeal, making a toilet in an area behind Pedigree dog food and turning the ...

NEW YORK-- New York City is throwing millions of dollars at its rodent problem-- from studies on the best ways to store trash, to a rat czar appointed last year. So why are rodent-related ...

Dr. Calhoun's Mousery: The Strange Tale of a Celebrated Scientist, a Rodent Dystopia, and the Future of Humanity by Lee Alan Dugatkin University of Chicago Press, 2024 ($27.50) If you're enjoying ...

A new criminal trend is on the rise in the English countryside – beaver bombing, or the covert release of the endangered rodents. Cases are growing as conservationists frustrated by 'stalled ...

According to a nationwide pest control company, the Mile High City was one of the most “rodent-infested cities” in the country last year. Rodents are common in cities because of the access to ...

to discuss with other residents how to combat the ongoing rodent control problem. Scheduled to join McKimmie and Voccio at the forum are Niagara Falls Mayor Robert Restaino, along with other city ...

Health officials are warning about the spread of a deadly rodent-borne virus in Arizona, after multiple cases and deaths were ...

Rodents are common in cities because of the access to food and sanitation practices, according to Terminix, a nationwide termination service. While small, they quickly become a problem as they can ...

Across the five boroughs, residents have filed more than 25,000 rodent complaints to the city, including nearly 1,000 on Staten Island, city data shows.