Rattus Collection
The world of rats is vast and diverse, with various species that captivate our attention
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The world of rats is vast and diverse, with various species that captivate our attention. One such intriguing creature is the Black Rat, scientifically known as Epimys rattus. With its sleek black fur and piercing eyes, this rat stands out among its counterparts. Another notable member of the rat family is the Brown Rat, or Rattus norvegicus. Unlike its black relative, this rat boasts a brown coat that helps it blend seamlessly into its surroundings and has become one of the most widespread rodents globally due to its adaptability and resilience. Meanwhile, the Black Rat (Rattus rattus) showcases a different color variation within their species. These rats possess a striking combination of dark fur and slender bodies that enable them to navigate narrow spaces effortlessly. Moving away from traditional rats, we encounter unique members like Megalomys desmarestii - the antillean giant rice rat. This fascinating creature hails from Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbean islands and possesses distinct features that set it apart from other rodents. On another island in St. Vincent lies Oligoryzomys victus - the St. Vincent pygmy rice rat - showcasing yet another captivating adaptation within this family of animals. Pictures No. 11980522 capture an enchanting scene featuring Egyptian jerboas, Syrian jerboas, dormice, and tamarisks coexisting harmoniously in their natural habitat—a testament to nature's intricate balance. In Picture No. 10864935 we witness an unexpected encounter between a Dormouse (Glis glis) and a Brown Rat (Rattus norvegicus), reminding us of how different species can sometimes cross paths unexpectedly. Picture No. s 10777092 & 10894891 offer glimpses into these creatures' lives—showcasing their agility as they scurry through urban landscapes or seek refuge amidst foliage in search for food or shelter.