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Why don’t people care about Australia’s native rodents? The problem could be their ugly names

By Steve Morton, Honorary Fellow, Charles Darwin University

Native rats and mice don’t usually evoke sympathy among the Australian public. The common names for the species – such as swamp rat – do little to help.

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