The rat invasion is no longer a news in Sweden, however, the picture of a huge rats caught in the city of Gothenburg awakened
the attention of Sweden and the image of Swedish rats became viral on
the Internet! ...
Lately, in Sweden, rats feed on huge quantities of organic waste that are dumped by residents of large cities, this problem of course "feels" in Gothenburg.
Some rats sometimes become grotesque, too many monsters, like the recently photographed, which you see on the picture (center of the article)The photo, which became a sensation on the Internet, was filmed by parking guard Martina Gustafson, who discovered the gigosy.Huge rat caught in Gothenburg Sweden (click to enlarge image)According to her, she and her colleague saw two birds flying around something. As they approached, they were shocked by the scene of a dead, huge rat. They were horrified.
Pacov was found near the casino "Kosmopol" in the center of Gothenburg. Martina says that so many rats are not so rare a case
Rats in Sweden grew scared, partly because they were digging everywhere, but also because people began to throw household rubbish into our cans. We also see people from the restaurant throwing food waste, so it's not surprising that rats are growing more, "said Martina Gustafson to the Swedish daily Express.
Lately, in Sweden, rats feed on huge quantities of organic waste that are dumped by residents of large cities, this problem of course "feels" in Gothenburg.
Some rats sometimes become grotesque, too many monsters, like the recently photographed, which you see on the picture (center of the article)The photo, which became a sensation on the Internet, was filmed by parking guard Martina Gustafson, who discovered the gigosy.Huge rat caught in Gothenburg Sweden (click to enlarge image)According to her, she and her colleague saw two birds flying around something. As they approached, they were shocked by the scene of a dead, huge rat. They were horrified.
Pacov was found near the casino "Kosmopol" in the center of Gothenburg. Martina says that so many rats are not so rare a case
Rats in Sweden grew scared, partly because they were digging everywhere, but also because people began to throw household rubbish into our cans. We also see people from the restaurant throwing food waste, so it's not surprising that rats are growing more, "said Martina Gustafson to the Swedish daily Express.
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