The house mouse has been dubbed by some scientists as the “second most successful mammal on earth.” It also represents the most important rodent pest in the United States. Various industry surveys have estimated that house mouse control accounts for 68 percent of all rodent work performed. But despite all the money, effort and expertise directed toward controlling the house mouse, it survives. And it thrives, in part, for the following 10 reasons.
Working To A Standard, Not To A Clock
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