while a longer path allowed the rats to reach a Froot Loop by car. Two out of three rats ended up choosing to drive to their Froot Loops, even though that route was less efficient. This surprising ...

The rats learned how to navigate the car and engage in steering patterns. Rats who passed their “driver’s test” were rewarded with Froot Loops. Researchers found that the driving rats had ...

While not originally a right-hand drive car, Lee swapped things around to accommodate the newer components. The rat Bimmer even uses a roof-mounted shifter for reasons that remain unclear.

The team hear how a woman from south London says the electrical wiring in her vehicle is being repeatedly chewed by rats, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage. Show more Julia Somerville ...

What is Rid-a-Rat? The way Rid-a-Rat works is simple: A little strobe light on the magnetic unit connects to your car's 12-volt battery terminals and continually flashes at somewhere between 85 ...