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Baby eaten alive by Giant rats

Baby eaten alive by Giant rats

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by: FoFa Active Indicator LED Icon 17 OP 
~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 11:03am  
After mother left her alone to go drinking.
 
You can't make this stuff up.
If a picture of a giant rat bothers you, do NOT follow the link.
 
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sweetie Active Indicator LED Icon 11 Forum Moderator
~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 11:20am  
Horrible horrible. That rat is bigger than my dog. What a slow painful death. Poor baby. 4951
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~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 11:22am  
Looks like the sewer rats in New York and San Francisco. They can get to those sizes easily with all the food and contamination in their supply. 4951
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Burnsway Active Indicator LED Icon 13
~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 11:49am  
When I get one bigger than my thumb in my house from the green belt Im torching the place trying to kill it....lol
 
Do they really get that big? 4951
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CBP210 Active Indicator LED Icon 10
~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 11:59am  
When I get one bigger than my thumb in my house from the green belt Im torching the place trying to kill it....lol
 
Do they really get that big?
 
@Burnsway: Hell yes. Like I said earlier them sewer rats can get enormous in New York and San Francisco.. My old dog in California killed one of them large sewer rats in field next to my old school. The rat was about the size of a Chihuahua.
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~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 12:13pm  
When I get one bigger than my thumb in my house from the green belt Im torching the place trying to kill it....lol
 
Do they really get that big?
 
@Burnsway: They get that big in NJ also.   Here I think they call them Nutria or something like that.  They are huge up there from all the swamps and stuff and they swim in the canals.  Used to freak me out because we lived a block from the swamps and we always got field mice when the weather changed.  I can't even walk past them in the pet store I was so traumatized as a kid.
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sammee Active Indicator LED Icon 5
~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 12:21pm  
I don't understand how the other people in the news story did not wake up to their children's cries of pain. And the grandma, she didn't feel rats gnawing her face off? Rats aren't like mountain lions who stalk prey and don't let go of it, they could be fought off by an adult. These stories just don't make sense to me. 4951
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~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 1:08pm  

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>> When I get one bigger than my thumb in my house from the green belt Im torching the place trying to kill it....lol
 
Do they really get that big?
 
@Burnsway: They get that big in NJ also.   Here I think they call them Nutria or something like that.  They are huge up there from all the swamps and stuff and they swim in the canals.  Used to freak me out because we lived a block from the swamps and we always got field mice when the weather changed.  I can't even walk past them in the pet store I was so traumatized as a kid.
 
@dotti573: You beat me to it!  When I was in my late teens , early twenties we started seeing them in our neighborhood. No swamp in the area, but they found their way. I'm not sure why.
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Retired_Engineer Active Indicator LED Icon 13
~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 2:28pm  
Nutria, or coypu, are a different type of rat.  They are called different things in different country, but I find beaver rat the most appropriate.  Their fur is very good quality.They are not native to North America, but were imported in the 1930s from South America for their fur and to remove certain aquatic vegetation.   Like many exotic non-native plants and animals brought here, they quickly expanded and are now known to cause more damage to the environment than good.Nutria are so bad in south Louisiana, they are usually killed on sight.  The state used to pay a $5/tail bounty on nutria.As for the pic @FoFa linked to, I agree, that's a damn big rat!!! 4951
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~ 7 years ago   Dec 21, '16 7:37pm  
I just opened the picture and they are bigger and fatter than that in NJ.  Yuck!!! 4951
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Ebola Active Indicator LED Icon 9
~ 7 years ago   Dec 22, '16 8:00am  
As bad as the story is. I figure the child is in a better place. 4951
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