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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3104027/Gnaws-II-Giant-rat-caught-in-Lincoln.html

QuoteA HUGE rat is held in pincers after being caught in a factory, increasing  fears giant rodents are spreading across Britain.

  The fat, 2ft-long animal is only slightly smaller than the 30in beast pictured  in yesterday's Sun.  
 
       Startling ... second 2ft rat caught by Rentokil
 
 
 
  It was one of two massive rats killed by pest control firm Rentokil called to  the Lincoln plant after the pair were seen stalking the grounds at night.  
  It is believed they had been feasting on food from a nearby farm.  
 
       Front line ... Bradford estate
 
 
 
  Rentokil spokesman Malcolm Padley said: "They were both around 2ft and it's  fair to say our technicians were very surprised at the size. It goes to show  that where there's a food source, these rodents will grow big."
 
       Shot ... 'Ratzilla'
 
 
 
  The Sun told yesterday how the 30in creature, dubbed Ratzilla, was shot by  "ratter" Brandon Goddard, 31, on pest-plagued Ravenscliffe estate in  Bradford, West Yorks.  
  The story prompted hundreds of Sun readers from all over Britain to tell us of  their encounters with whopping vermin.  
  Reg Wilson, 78, of South Harrow, West London, said: "I've got the council  coming around. I'm worried these jumbo rodents will hurt a child." Jewellery  designer Frank Hunt, 28, told of a huge black rodent on a verge near  Purfleet, Essex. And delivery driver John Barrow, 42, of Hayes, West London,  has become so scared of packs of giant rats he will not get out of his lorry  at night.  
  Pest control officers visited the Bradford estate yesterday, assuring locals  they will investigate if any more "Ratzillas" are seen. Neighbourhood  wardens were also seen in the area.  
 
       
   Some experts believe the rodents are South American coypus that survived a  nationwide cull 20 years ago.
  The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs yesterday revealed  there had been 11 possible sightings of coypus in Britain in the past  decade, though they were "inconclusive".  
  But Leeds businessman Steve Luya, 55, who lived in Nigeria for years, insisted  our picture showed an African Greater Cane Rat that had escaped after being  imported.  
  A pair of rats can produce 3,000 offspring a year. The rodents are known to  carry 40 diseases including plague.  


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Quote from: Kodiakclock;1893997godclock probably now that I think about it. We could bro it out he could learn me how to surf and then we cruise bro our way out of there into brosville

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Biggskoo

Quote from: clamskoo;1841114big ass japanese wasps

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RobClock

Instead of killing it, I'd put a leash on that thing and keep it in my yard to keep out burglars/solicitors/guests.

"Beware of RAT."

screwclock

Quote from: RobClock;1841264Instead of killing it, I'd put a leash on that thing and keep it in my yard to keep out burglars/solicitors/guests.

"Beware of RAT."

thatd scare me