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The rat trap is a device used for catching and killing rats. It typically consists of a wooden or plastic base with a spring-loaded metal bar or wire that snaps down on the rat when triggered. Rat traps can be used in a variety of settings, including homes, farms, warehouses, and commercial buildings. They are often used as a humane alternative to poison or other lethal methods of pest control. Rat traps should be placed in areas where rats are known to frequent, such as near walls or in corners. Bait such as cheese, peanut butter, or dried fruit can be used to attract rats to the trap. Once a rat has been caught, the trap should be disposed of properly and the area should be sanitized to prevent the spread of disease. Rat traps can be effective in controlling a rat infestation, but they require regular monitoring and maintenance to ensure that they remain in working order.