Columbus dealing with increase in rats across city

Columbus Public Health reports a significant spike in rat sightings in four Columbus neighborhoods.Health experts are urging neighbors to seal trash, keep pet food indoors, and prevent bird feed from spilling to the ground."They can be that long," said Columbus Public Health's Ryan Younge, stretching his hands a foot apart. "The tail is longer than the body."Younge says more rats always emerge in warmer weather, but this year the rodents are out in full force.Columbus Public Health reports a spi