Interaction of Rat with Mankind
Anatomy of Earthworm,Cockroach & Frog of Class 11
Interaction with Mankind
Rat is known as an important pest of crops and stored grains. Nearly 20 per cent of these are damaged every year by the rats.
Rat destroys fields by making burrows and tunnels. The burrows made by rats often provide shelter to snakes including the poisonous ones.
Rat makes burrows in the houses and causes damage to the household including books, clothes, food, vegetables, etc. Rat is a carrier of flea, which spreads plague.
Rat is an important component of food chain as several reptiles, birds and mammals prey on it.
In some countries rat is used as a food item. Rats have been used in teaching and biomedical research for more than a century. The researchers in the field of genetics produced several phenotypic strains by colour and coat variations. The albino rat that is commonly used for teaching and researches in institutions is a product of laboratory breeding. These are also used as an experimental animal to test drugs that are to be finally used by the human beings.
- Earthworm Classification and Body wall
- Digestive System of Earthworm
- Circulatory System of Earthworm
- Respiratory and Excretory System of Earthworm
- Nervous System of Earthworm
- Reproductive System of Earthworm
- Economic Importance of Earthworm
- Cockroach Classification and Body Structure
- Digestive System of Cockroach
- Circulatory System of Cockroach
- Respiratory and Excretory System of Cockroach
- Nervous System of Cockroach
- Reproductive System of Cockroach
- Life Cycle of Cockroach
- Frog Classification and Body Structure
- Digestive and Respiratory System of Frog
- Heart and Circulatory System of Frog
- Nervous System of Frog
- Excretory System of Frog
- Reproductive System of Frog
- Rat Classification and Body Structure
- Digestive System of Rat
- Respiratory System of Rat
- Circulatory System of Rat
- Excretory System of Rat
- Nervous System of Rat
- Reproductive System of Rat
- Interaction of Rat with Mankind
- Exercise 1
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Exercise 4
- Exercise 5
- Exercise 6