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As giant rodents thrive in Italy, mayor comes up with novel ...
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May 3, 2018 - As Italy struggles to deal with burgeoning populations of an ... They have fared particularly well in the flatlands of the Po valley in northern Italy, where ... of tucking it what looks like a cross-between a beaver and a large rat.

'Never seen anything like it': 'white' rats descend on Italian ...
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Jan 24, 2019 - Dashcam footage of rats scuttling around on the streets of Gattolino - video ... Authorities in the northern Italian province of Cesena have launched a special ... American Express Paypal, Diners Club and Discover. Topics. Italy.

As Italy struggles to deal with burgeoning populations of an introduced giant rodent, a mayor has come up with a novel solution – eat them.
Coypu were introduced to Italy a century ago from their native South America to be farmed for their fur.
But many escaped or were deliberately released after wearing fur fell out of fashion and the species is now thriving.
They have fared particularly well in the flatlands of the Po valley in northern Italy, where farmers complain that they devour crops and destroy levees and embankments by digging burrows.
Michele Marchi, the mayor of the town of Gerre de’ Caprioli, has suggested that numbers could be reduced if only Italians can develop a taste for coypu meat. He has tried it and says it tastes a bit like rabbit.
His proposal, launched on his Facebook page, has caused a lively social media debate, with some people in favour of the idea and others revolted by the prospect of tucking it what looks like a cross-between a beaver and a large rat.

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It is like a scene from a horror film. As a car drives along a quiet road at night, hundreds of rats scuttle across the tarmac.For a few days now the small village of Gattolino (which translates roughly as “little cat”) has been battling an infestation of rodents. Locals have nicknamed the newcomers “crazy white rats” because of their strange behaviour. They have reportedly been jumping in front of cars and killing each other. One firefighter told a local paper: “I’ve never seen anything like it before.”

Authorities in the northern Italian province of Cesena have launched a special taskforce bringing together firefighters, policemen and sanitary inspectors to cope with the emergency, which was brought to national attention when dashcam footage emerged of the rats.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/24/white-rats-italian-village