May 6, 2018
in general
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in general
a patkányok szőrének igen finom illata van 😊
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#RatFact: Rats have a remarkable sense of smell
#RatFact: #Ratties are so #nosy! - #Rats have a remarkable #sense of #smell. #RatsMakeGreatPets
 There’s no denying it: Rats are nosy!
 Of course, only in the cutest way possible:
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#RattieSitting: #Pet #rat Cinnamonkey says Good Morning. If just those cage bars weren't in the way. At least the cute #rattie nose fits through. A #nose #kiss it is then to greet the day. 🙂 #RatsMakeGreatPets
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Rat fact!
did you know rats can laugh? It doesn't sound like a human lugh, but when they play, they make a high pitched noise akin with laughing
Did you know...
...that the rat is the first of the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac. People born in this year are thought to possess characteristics which are associated with rats, namely: creativity, intelligence, honesty, ambition and generosity
Did you know...
...that a rat can go longer than a camel without having a drink of water.
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Did you know...
....that rats are less likely than cats or dogs to catch and transmit parasites and viruses?