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Typical of Nigerians... recommending solutions without knowing the exact root cause. Some say its a carnivorous type of rat, some say its a cat, others suggest a snake, someone said probably ants, I thought I heard a guy mentioned a dog or lion.

Personality, I would be concerned and avoid sleeping in that apartment until I see what's eating the rat up.

I will buy, rent or borrow a small table top surveillance camera that can be powered by a portable power bank. The camera can work 10pm to 6am with the help of the power bank. This way you get to see the village winch or animal that's eating up that rat.

You have a shrew in your room.

It's what Yoruba call ASINRIN!

Drop poisoned food consistently for a week. You'll be fine.

Bauer1:
I know this isn't the right section. But I don't know the right one and so I opted to post here since it seems to have a lot of traffic.

Yesterday, I returned to my room to find a rat dead in the middle of it. Ordinarily, I wouldn't be bothered. But this rat has clearly been bitten (pictures will be displayed below). I called a neighbour and we examined it. We were arguing if a snake could have done it, and if yes, why it didn't swallow it. In any case, we decided to leave it where it was to see if whatever killed it would return for it. I went to sleep at a friend's.

We returned this morning to find the dead rat gone. So, I called others to me and we ransacked every nook and cranny of the room. We couldn't find anything threatening. But we did find another rat killed in much the same manner as the first (second picture).

It irks that I can't find what did this. I can't sleep in the room as it is. So please, experts in the house, help me to identify what it could be and what can be done.

Mods please help move to front page.

definitely a shrew.
Very sneaky

lilbarracuda:
There's a shrew in your room

very simple make a good clean-up in your house buy a litle cement and fill up every hole in your room. is not spiritual. thanks.

It's nice to see that we are now evolving. Never thought that I will see the day where everything is not entirely blamed on spiritual forces.

Who knew? Can't wait to see what the next decade will bring. My money is on calling out our church leaders on their bulls...

headbasher96:
that good to know but do u know that this asin is cannibalistic like they kill and eat themself as well but the asin the smell gan e fall inside our bag of groundnut i used turning stick to hit the sack till it died.

The funniest part is the while groundnut was polluted with the scent if the asin like if u the eat the groundnut it taste in the throat like asin from that day me and asin get vandetta

LOL. Sorry about that incident

kay29000:


LOL. Sorry about that incident

thanks comrade

DaddyRochie1642:
Shebi you want us to tell you that it was a "Spiritual Attack" abi

Lol abi o

Bauer1:
I know this isn't the right section. But I don't know the right one and so I opted to post here since it seems to have a lot of traffic.

Yesterday, I returned to my room to find a rat dead in the middle of it. Ordinarily, I wouldn't be bothered. But this rat has clearly been bitten (pictures will be displayed below). I called a neighbour and we examined it. We were arguing if a snake could have done it, and if yes, why it didn't swallow it. In any case, we decided to leave it where it was to see if whatever killed it would return for it. I went to sleep at a friend's.

We returned this morning to find the dead rat gone. So, I called others to me and we ransacked every nook and cranny of the room. We couldn't find anything threatening. But we did find another rat killed in much the same manner as the first (second picture).

It irks that I can't find what did this. I can't sleep in the room as it is. So please, experts in the house, help me to identify what it could be and what can be done.

Mods please help move to front page.

Nothing is wrong bro

What's happening to your room is called the carbonario effect

DaddyRochie1642:
Shebi you want us to tell you that it was a "Spiritual Attack" abi

It's possible you have a shrew rat in the house
They have venom and are canivorous in nature and also will eat anything and everything they can consume

Phonix2020:
It's possible you have a shrew rat in the house
They have venom and are canivorous in nature and also will eat anything and everything they can consume

So has d op finally found the unknown gunmen coming to his room?

Bauer1:
I know this isn't the right section. But I don't know the right one and so I opted to post here since it seems to have a lot of traffic.

Yesterday, I returned to my room to find a rat dead in the middle of it. Ordinarily, I wouldn't be bothered. But this rat has clearly been bitten (pictures will be displayed below). I called a neighbour and we examined it. We were arguing if a snake could have done it, and if yes, why it didn't swallow it. In any case, we decided to leave it where it was to see if whatever killed it would return for it. I went to sleep at a friend's.

We returned this morning to find the dead rat gone. So, I called others to me and we ransacked every nook and cranny of the room. We couldn't find anything threatening. But we did find another rat killed in much the same manner as the first (second picture).

It irks that I can't find what did this. I can't sleep in the room as it is. So please, experts in the house, help me to identify what it could be and what can be done.

Mods please help move to front page.

mehn!!!

Just saw a rat killed just exactly as you posted.


I was hearing smell till I found it.


How did you resolve the issue

lovediehatelive:


mehn!!!

Just saw a rat killed just exactly as you posted.


I was hearing smell till I found it.


How did you resolve the issue

A variety of stuff recommended. First, I searched for and blocked every hole I could find connected to the outside. I sliced white onions and garlic all around the house and also threw in some bitter kolas. Haven't had any such issues since then.