Residents in the Tri-Cities area are experiencing an increase in rat sightings. Regina Cone, a South Richland resident for ...

What does a roof rat look like? Roof rats may be black, gray or brown with a paler underbelly, Gouge said. They have large ears and eyes and a narrow pointy snout relative to other rats.

Roof rats may be black, gray or brown with a paler underbelly, Gouge said. They have large ears and eyes and a narrow pointy snout relative to other rats.

If you have a fear of abnormally large rodents, you might want to look away now. A scientist has discovered a whopping species of rat that measures more than 2.5 feet long – three times the size ...

Roof rats are common throughout the state but Zach Jolley with Lunar Pest Control says the East Valley is seeing a huge boom in their population, and their calls for service are also through the roof.

Roof rats, which have tails longer than their heads and bodies, tend to be climbers and may be seen on fence lines and trees, Miller said. Reports of rats in Tri-Cities neighborhood groups seem to ...

Other port cities still have populations of the smaller black or roof rats, also known as Rattus rattus, which New York hasn’t seen in some time, Bragdon explained. Rodents prolific in production ...

Roof rats are prevalent in many parts of Arizona, according to Dawn Heather Gouge, ... They have large ears and eyes and a narrow pointy snout relative to other rats.