| ▲ | crote an hour ago | |
I doubt it. There are plenty of cities without significant feral cat populations without rat problems. In my part of the world cats are a rare sight on the streets, and virtually all of them wear a collar so they aren't feral. Meanwhile I can't recall ever having seen a rat, and according to the local statistics almost all rat extermination happens at farms. Don't want rats in your city? Don't leave trash lying around in places easily-accessible to rats. | ||
| ▲ | phoronixrly 18 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Agreed from my observations as well. Animals like rats, pidgeons, gulls need food. In urban environments this means trash. Live in a society that keeps its environment free of trash (including properly kept landfills) and pests will be significantly less. | ||