According to the British "Sun" reported on May 28, after the British restaurant closed due to the epidemic in winter, hungry giant rats crawled into residents' homes through toilets to find food. Horrified British people found that the rats were nearly half a meter long.
A pest control officer named Chris shared a video showing a giant rat with yellow teeth that he thought was caused by people eating takeout. He said: "It is not difficult to imagine that during the epidemic, everyone is eating at home, many people are eating takeaway, and the garbage bins are full of leftovers. Rats bite through garbage bags and burrow under planks. ”
Chris also revealed that a rat died under the newly installed toilet of a 99-year-old grandmother's house. Unable to tolerate the harassment of flies, the grandmother had to live in her son's house. Chris said: "The family kills 10 green-headed flies every day, and I spent half an hour in the attic, but I couldn't see or smell the dead rats. When I went to the bathroom to check, I found a very small hole next to the toilet, judging by the smell, it was obvious that there was a dead rat inside. The rat has been dead for 6 months. ”
Luke Pomfret, a pest control officer from Grimsby, who also spotted rats more than 30 centimeters long in his home, said: "Restaurants are closed, but rats are not gone, they follow people to their homes. Meanwhile, experts warn that there will be 150 million giant rats in the UK in the coming months as backyard barbecues fuel the surge in rodent populations. (Compiled and reported by China Youth Network)
Source: China Youth Network
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