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Supersized Rats and Spiders Invade UK Homes This Halloween

25 Oct

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Summary

  • Experts warn of surge in giant rodents and spiders due to common Halloween decor
  • Carved pumpkins attract rats, while string lights draw spiders
  • Pest control calls up 3% in the UK last year
Supersized Rats and Spiders Invade UK Homes This Halloween

As the UK prepares for Halloween, experts are cautioning that common holiday decorations could be inviting unwanted guests into homes. According to the article, carved pumpkins and string lights are proving to be irresistible lures for supersized rats and spiders this year.

Rats, in particular, are drawn to the tasty insides of carved pumpkins, with some specimens measuring up to the size of small puppies. These rodents can carry dangerous diseases, and a decomposing pumpkin left after the festivities is the perfect meal for them. Pest control services have seen a 3% increase in call-outs over the past year, as these supersized rats have become a more common sight.

Spiders, on the other hand, are attracted to the bright string lights often used to decorate homes for Halloween. Experts recommend opting for warmer lighting tones to deter these creepy crawlies from spinning their webs.

To avoid these unwanted visitors, the article suggests using plastic pumpkins instead of carving real ones, and bringing any real pumpkins inside at night. Homeowners are also advised to be mindful of their outdoor lighting choices to keep spiders at bay. With a few simple precautions, families can enjoy a spooky-but-safe Halloween this year.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Rats and other rodents are drawn to the tasty insides of carved pumpkins, with some specimens measuring up to the size of small puppies.
Experts recommend using warmer lighting tones instead of harsh blue and green string lights, as spiders are attracted to bright lights.
Pest control services have seen a 3% increase in call-outs over the past year, as supersized rats have become a more common sight in UK homes.

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