As COVID-19 has limited restaurant and commercial services — it has also limited the garbage generated by those services. That is leading to increased “unusual an aggressive” behavior in rodents who rely on that garbage for food, according to new information regarding rodents from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
That is leading rats to be much more aggressive than usual, typically in urban areas, where there are reports of starving rats eating their dead, eating each other, and eating their own young to survive.
Read more: https://katv.com/newsletter-daily/cdcs-latest-warning-hungry-aggressive-cannibal-rats-05-26-2020