pacovl46

Trust me when I tell you that you do so not want to get bitten by any of the Scolopendra species! The pain is excruciatingly devastating and lasts forever and there's nothing you can do about it other than riding it out!

<deleted> like this has been going down for decades with literally zero impact on tourism!

Divorce her because the chances of her improving her behavior are probably very slim and it's not worth the hassle.

If you're a dog guy then there's specific dog breeds that were bred to be rat biters, like the Staffordshire Bull Terrier for example. They were kept by the British working class to watch the kids and take care of the rats. They're really good with kids and people. That's one of the reasons why they're consistently in the top ten of most popular dog breeds in the UK. There's other breeds as well, like the Manchester Terrier which looks like a miniature Doberman. Making leftover food inaccessible to rats is always a good idea and I'd put some proper rat traps up as well.

Yeah, they contribute a lot to it, though