Can you still eat what a mouse crawls on, and is what a mouse crawls on poisonous

Of course, you can eat it as long as you wash it, but you can't eat anything that has been bitten by a mouse to avoid accidents.

What the rat has crawled on cannot be eaten, the rat carries bacteria, and the crawling thing can also be infected and should be thrown away.

What rats crawl over is not poisonous. But what rats crawl over is no longer edible, because rats can carry a lot of viruses and bacteria. Where a rat crawls, viruses and bacteria that remain on its body, urine, feces, and other substances can contaminate the environment.

If contaminated things are eaten, they can cause a variety of diseases.

Eating habits

The diet of rats is very mixed, there are many things that people like to eat, almost everything people eat, sour, sweet, bitter, spicy are not afraid, but the most favorite food is cereals, melon seeds, peanuts and fried food. And according to the investigation, an adult mouse can also eat two or two scorpions at a time. A rat can eat about 9kg of grain a year.

Rats are highly adaptable to the human environment and are therefore the main pests.

Rats often infest sewers, toilets, kitchens, debris piles, garbage dumps, etc., moving back and forth between infected places and clean places, and transmitting pathogenic bacteria through rat feet, body hair and stomach carriers.

Rats are generally not poisonous, but they may carry a lot of bacteria or viruses.

The number of rat bacteria depends on the living environment, and there will be more rats in the city than in the mountains. Because the environment of urban rats is generally in sewers, while mice in mountainous areas have relatively smaller bacteria.

Because rats live in dark and damp places all year round, whether it is hair or feces, there will be a lot of viruses on them, among which the more typical is hantavirus, and there will be residues on things that are naturally crawled on. If you continue to eat it, it may lead to the occurrence of various diseases, so it is recommended that you throw away the contaminated things directly, which is relatively safe.

Hazards of rats:

1. Spreading diseases.

Rats pose a hazard to human health, including disease transmission, bites and harassment. Among them, disease transmission is the most important, and rats can transmit the pathogens of diseases that can be infected by humans and rats to people through different ways, so that people can get sick. For example, a flea bite on a rat with plague can spread the plague bacteria to humans. Epidemic hemorrhagic fever virus is present in rat excrement, and people can be infected if they accidentally touch it.

In addition, rats can also contaminate food, supplies, and furniture with pathogens that they have been contaminated with in dirty places, allowing pathogens to spread to humans. The harm of rat bites should not be ignored, with tens of thousands of rat bites occurring every year. Although the number of direct harassment of humans by rats is not very large, once it occurs, it will affect rest and reduce the quality of life and work efficiency.

2. Grain consumption hurts farmers.

All kinds of grains are the favorite food of rats, whether in farmland, grain depots, supermarkets, or houses, they are all places where they steal food. Throughout the growing season of crops, rats are feeding, and in severe cases, there is no harvest.

Rats can't eat what they've gnawed. Due to the dirty living environment of rats, they carry many pathogenic bacteria, and after the food is bitten, the pathogenic bacteria contained in the teeth will be transmitted to the food. At this time, if you eat something that has been bitten by mice, you may indirectly infect the bacteria.

Therefore, what the rat has eaten cannot be eaten again.

Rats are rodents of the family Rodentidae. Its body size is small, and its body color is mainly gray and silver; The upper and lower jaws each have a pair of incisors, most of which are toothless; Sexual maturity is early, and it can generally start reproducing a few months after birth, and can reproduce several times a year, giving birth to about ten litters each time. With the exception of Antarctica, there are frontal fronts all over the world.

Common Hazards of Rats:

1. Spreading diseases: Rats are closely related to human life and are the vectors for the occurrence and epidemic of many diseases.

2. Harm to agriculture, animal husbandry and forestry: China's annual farmland damage area reaches hundreds of millions of mu, pasture also has hundreds of millions of mu, forest rodent pest is to steal tree seeds and gnaw the bark of young trees, affecting the seedling rate and survival rate, China's annual damage forest area is millions of acres.

3. Harm to the industrial and transportation industry: mainly damage power supply and communication, causing accidents.