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Ben Hogan's Real Golf Swing Just Accidentally Discovered?
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wing discovery.<br />
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<div style=3D"color:#FFFFFF;">ecially on islands. True rats are omnivorous,=
 capable of eating a wide range of plant and animal foods, and have a very =
high birth rate. When introduced to a new area, they quickly reproduce to t=
ake advantage of the new food supply. In particular, they prey on the eggs =
and young of forest birds, which on isolated islands often have no other pr=
edators and thus have no fear of predators.[47] Some experts believe that r=
ats are to blame for between forty percent and sixty percent of all seabird=
 and reptile extinctions, with ninety percent of those occurring on islands=
. Thus man has indirectly caused the extinction of many species by accident=
ally introducing rats to new areas.[48]

Rat-free areas
File:Rat caged.webm
Rat trapped in a cage
Rats are found in nearly all areas of Earth which are inhabited by human be=
ings. The only rat-free continent is Antarctica, which is too cold for rat =
survival outdoors, and its lack of human habitation does not provide buildi=
ngs to shelter them from the weather. However, rats have been introduced to=
 many of the islands near Antarctica, and because of their destructive effe=
ct on native flora and fauna, efforts to eradicate them are ongoing. In par=
ticular, Bird Island (just off rat-infested South Georgia Island), where br=
eeding seabirds could be badly affected if rats were introduced, is subject=
 to special measures and regularly monitored for rat invasions.[49]

As part of island restoration, some islands' rat populations have been erad=
icated to protect or restore the ecology. Hawadax Island, Alaska was declar=
ed rat free after 229 years and Campbell Island, New Zealand after almost 2=
00 years. Breaksea Island in New Zealand was declared rat free in 1988 afte=
r an eradication campaign based on a successful trial on the smaller Hawea =
Island nearby.

In January 2015, an international "Rat Team" set sail from the Falkland Isl=
ands for the British Overseas Territory of South Georgia and the South Sand=
wich Islands on board a ship carrying three helicopt</div>

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