NYC mice and rats are evolving — building immunity to pesticides and figuring out deadly traps: new, wild study

Source: New York Post

They’re winning the rat race. The Big Apple’s rodents are evolving to become smarter and stronger than their biggest predators — humans. House mice are genetically mutating to build immunity against household pesticides, while rats are simply figuring out how to escape deadly traps, according to a study published this month.

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