Rat - Revision history

Analgesia at 19:33, 12 May 2010

2010-05-12T19:33:06Z

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	Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.		Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.

	[[Category:~~Vermin~~]]		[[Category:Animal]]

Landrin Mard: removed animal category

2007-06-28T19:10:50Z

removed animal category

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	Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.		Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.

	~~[[Category:Animal]]~~
	[[Category:Vermin]]		[[Category:Vermin]]

Landrin Mard: added categories to this page

2006-04-19T03:30:04Z

added categories to this page

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	Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.		Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.

			[[Category:Animal]]
			[[Category:Vermin]]

Tissa at 00:58, 16 February 2006

2006-02-16T00:58:22Z

New page

Rats are usually black to light brown in colour with a lighter underside. A typical rat will be 1 hand long with a further hand to the tail. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, with a preference for grains. In a suitable environment they will breed throughout the year, with a female producing three to six litters of up to twenty young. Females may regulate their production of offspring during times when food is scarce, throwing as few as only one litter a year. Rats live for about 2-3 years. Social groups of up to sixty can be formed.