What natural enemies are rats afraid of?

What are rats afraid of? Mice are one of the most primitive mammals in existence. They are full of vitality, numerous and reproduce very fast. They are very adaptable. They can eat almost anything and live anywhere. In nature, mice have many natural enemies, such as cats, owls, weasels and snakes.

Cats catch mice, this is something that pupils know, but now cats do some failure!

Owls eat mainly rats, but also eat insects, birds, lizards, fish and other animals. An owl can eat more than 1000 mice a year.

The weasel has a mixed diet and feeds mainly on mice and rabbits in the wild. It is investigated that each weasel can prey on 6 or 7 mice overnight.

Rats are afraid of snakes, and snakes kill a large proportion of rats in nature.