The capital of France, recently caught in the epicenter of a strong
and prolonged flood, was in the face of a new misfortune. Paris was
filled with rats.
The problem with rats for Paris and without weather cataclysms is one
of the most acute. Scientists believe that there are at least two rats
for every Parisian. At the same time, most of the gray pests already
have immunity to poisons, with which the authorities of the French
capital fought with them.
Spilled the Seine flooded habitual habitats and nesting of rats, as
well as places of their feeding, and rats poured into the streets of
Paris. The authorities appealed to food companies and to the
townspeople, asking them to remove garbage cans from the streets and not
leave packages with garbage so as not to attract pests.
