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We might see rats the 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin of sheep in a horror movie. However, 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin in England say that in the future, they could be 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. Giant rats could be as big as sheep and weigh 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. Rats are now all over the Earth. They are the 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin animals on many small 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. One reason for this is They travel on ships and move to places that never had rats before. Another 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin is that larger animals are becoming 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. There are fewer animals that might kill rats. Researcher Dr Jan Zalasiewicz said rats could 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin grow to become the world's largest 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin.

Dr Zalasiewicz said rats are an 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin of a species that humans spread around the world. They have adapted well to many of their new 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. He said: "There will be future 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin rats, future fat rats, slow and heavy rats, fast and [fierce] rats, 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin future aquatic rats." After the 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin died, many small animals grew 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. The same thing could happen with rats if there were no 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin left that hunt and kill them. Dr Zalasiewicz said "super-rats" would kill other 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin to make them extinct. This will damage food 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin. He did not say what 80kganimalsbiggerchainsdinosaursenvironmentsexampleextincthumansislandsprobablyrealreasonrodentscientistssizespeciesstrongestthin would do about giant rats.