The rat pack! A woman vacationing on an Oregon farm finds six newborn rodents squeaking in her bed
- Olivia Longstaff arrived at an Oregon farmhouse to find baby rats in bed
- The six small rodents had chewed their way through the covers
- Viewers on TikTok seemed both loved and repulsed by the footage
A woman who lives in Oregon posted a video online discovering rat sextuplets that managed to burrow into the covers on her bed.
Olivia Longstaff quickly found out why her bed was squeaking so badly and posted the video on TikTok, where she enlarged the tiny, pink squeaking rodents.
“We just found this in bed. We went out for a couple of days and they were in our covers, ”she explained.
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Whistle! A woman who rented a farmhouse discovered six installments buried in the duvet on her bed
Rattling: The rodents could be heard squeaking under the covers
Olivia Longstaff arrived at her Oregon farmhouse to find baby rats in her bed
“I sat down and heard something … aww babies,” she says during the short clip.
The tiny pink rats appear to be newborn, their eyes are still closed and their bodies are completely fur-free.
Your bedspread has really been destroyed, and pieces of material were chewed through by the determined rats everywhere.
Longstaff had just moved into the house on a farm where she will be living for the next two months.
The video generated a number of reactions on social media. Some people suggest that she move immediately, while others tell her to take care of the newcomers.
“I would get rid of the whole house,” wrote Shannon Santini.
“Throw the whole house away and start over,” added user Snookie.
‘Aww they are such lovely little things. Please take care, their little life is important. Please don’t listen to people who say throw them away, ”Tarsha asked Marrie.
Longstaff later stated that she currently lives on a farm and that it “wasn’t the craziest thing she found on it”.
Rat is the last straw! The tiny rodents had apparently nibbled their way through the fabric of the bedspread
The audience disagreed on what to do with the baby animals
Rats all people! A wider perspective of the bedroom shows viewers how small and helpless the baby rats were
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