Old British people have caught nearly half a meter long mice, but this is not unusual in Britain.
British media recently released a video that sparked heated discussions among netizens, an 82-year-old man Drake, because his home was plagued by rodents, after he notified the relevant departments to get helpless answers, he could only set a trap to catch mice with his previous mouse hunting experience, but he did not expect to really catch a giant mouse up to 18 inches (about 45 cm). After successfully capturing the "loot", he also asked his wife to take pictures for him.
This photo also aroused heated discussions among British netizens, some people left messages asking how Drake's mousetrap was made, and there were also humorous British netizens who said "please return my pets to me"...
In fact, the UK has always been plagued by rodent infestation, especially in recent years, it is common to find large rats. In 2014, giant rats up to 60 centimeters long (from nose to tail) were first spotted in the British city of Liverpool. To talk about why British rats can grow so big, it is still due to the intricate sewer system of the old industrial power, coupled with the British eating habits are relatively greasy, leftover fast food, household garbage are thrown into the sewers, resulting in the sewers becoming a paradise for rats to breed.
Researchers at the University of Huddersfield in the United Kingdom also conducted genetic testing on giant rats and found that these rodents had mutated, and most of the super mice tested were immune to rat poison, and finally experts concluded that giant rats may have mutated due to eating fast food and household waste, resulting in increased size.
It seems that protecting the environment is really everyone's responsibility, no wonder now advocating garbage classification, there is still a certain degree of truth [Teeth] To be honest, such a large mouse is scary to see, if it provokes it, I suspect that even cats are not its opponents.
