Do rats take poison back to their nests? This is a question that has been debated for many years and there is still no clear consensus. Some experts believe that rats may be able to take poison back to their nests while others believe that they are not able to do so.
There are a few possible explanations for why some experts believe that rats can take poison back to their nests. One possibility is that rats are able to store poison in their stomachs and then vomit it back up when they return to their nests. Another possibility is that rats may be able to absorb poison through their skin and then pass it on to their young.
However there are also a number of reasons why experts believe that rats are not able to take poison back to their nests. One reason is that rats generally only eat a small amount of food at each meal so it is unlikely that they would be able to store enough poison in their stomachs to be dangerous to their young. Another reason is that most rats live in underground burrows so they would have to travel a long distance to get back to their nests.
So what do we really know about whether rats can take poison back to their nests? Unfortunately not much. The debate is still ongoing and we may not have a definitive answer for many years to come.
What do rats typically do with poison they find?
They take it back to their nest.
