House Rats and Mice

About this book

In the early 20th century, as urbanization surged, the proliferation of house rats and mice became a pressing concern for communities. "House Rats and Mice" by David E. Lantz offers a comprehensive examination of these rodents, highlighting their destructive behaviors and the substantial economic repercussions they impose on agriculture and food supplies. Lantz meticulously documents the habits of these pests, providing insights into their breeding patterns and the challenges they pose to public health. Ideal for students, pest control professionals, and civic activists, this scientific publication is an essential resource for understanding the impact of these common yet formidable creatures. Equip yourself with knowledge to combat the threats posed by house rats and mice.

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