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Rat bites in ‘private’ parts, human eating pests and vice versa

I wasn’t planning to write about pest in the headlights so soon after the ‘interesting’ news of December. Luckily for us pest controllers, 2011 starts out to be an amazing ‘pest in the news’ year. There were much more interesting news, but I have to constrain myself to the truly unbelievable

A Smoking Rat, a Ride on the ‘Cockroach Express’ and other News

There have been three quite uncommon news regarding pests in the first week of December. A pet rat, with a taste for nicotine caused a fire with a cigarette; passengers on the Geetanjali Express from Howrah to Mumbai have to suffer hundreds of cockroaches on the 30 hour train ride and there is a single man for Plague prevention in Mumbai.

Of Bamboo and Rats – Flowers and Famines

Every few decades, there is a synchronic bamboo flower all across India, during which a large ammount of protein rich seeds is dispersed. These seeds serve as a basis for a rapid rodent breeding; once the food source of bamboo seeds is exhausted, millions of hungry bandicoot rats flood the fields and leave nothing for the farmers. A famine is unavoidable.

Students’ Furry Fury Over Rat Curry

A rat’s head found in a chicken curry created a major uproar yesterday. The rat was discovered by a student dining at Rajshahi University in western Bagladesh, sparking a flash of angry demonstrators calling for action to be taken against the chef.

The Pest Game

A fun way to increase your knowledge about pests is to learn while playing and enjoying. Rentokil India has designed a card game that allows exactly this fun way of learning