Black rats in Australia have developed a genetic mutation that’s linked with resistance to common rat poisons. And there’s ...

But better regulation and tracking of rat poison use is likely to be needed in many places around the world. Meghan P. Keating is a PhD Candidate in wildlife and fisheries biology at Clemson ...

a PhD student and researcher at Flinders University's College of Science and Engineering. "As the only living macropodoid that doesn't hop, the musky rat-kangaroo provides a crucial insight into ...

Black rats are developing a genetic mutation linked with a resistance to rat poisons. And there’s more bad news.