How scientists helped Alaska’s “Rat Island” shake off its namesake rodents By Ellie Shechet / Published March 10, 2021
If we want to get rid of rats, we must first embrace them By Chelsea Himsworth/The Conversation / Published October 10, 2019
Biologists discovered two new species of shrew rat, no thanks to peanut butter By Marion Renault / Published June 7, 2019
The medical community is finally realizing the uterus is more than a ‘baby house’ By Jillian Mock / Published December 10, 2018
Coral reefs face yet another threat: island rats depleting their poop supply By Jan A. Zalasiewicz and Mark Williams/The Conversation / Published July 12, 2018
Rats can’t puke, which is bad news for them and great news for us By Erin Blakemore / Published March 27, 2018
How about this disease-infested rat weather we’re having? By Kate Baggaley / Published March 12, 2018
Rats have been in New York City since the 1700s and they’re never leaving By Ellen Airhart / Published December 1, 2017
One Australian island has a bold plan to annihilate all its rats By Ellen Airhart / Published October 12, 2017
Elusive, unusually large tree-dwelling rodent discovered in the Solomon Islands By Mary Beth Griggs / Published September 27, 2017
Rats are more ticklish when you catch them in a good mood By Mary Beth Griggs / Published November 11, 2016
How Rats Got From Mongolia To New York City Subway Tunnels By Grennan Milliken / Published October 22, 2016