Eh really look like the teenage mutant ninja turtles big bad
monster rat leh
From an online report:
A long ways away from New York and with the Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles nowhere in site, a giant rat was caught in the province of
Fujian in China earlier this year, scooped up by the scruff of his
neck by a man known only as Mr. Xian.
Weighing in at six pounds and possessing a monstrous foot-long
tail, Mr. Xian only grabbed it after seeing how it had become the
center of attention in the six-million strong city of Fuzhou.
Assuming it was a rare species he grabbed it, posed for a picture,
and fled the scene one giant rat richer.
It has been identified as either a Chinese bamboo rat, which can be
found throughout southern China, or a Sumatra bamboo rat. The
Sumatra bamboo rat can grow to be three times as long as its puny
Chinese cousin and weigh up to eight pounds. Closer inspection of
the animal, however, is necessary to make an official
identification.
Though perfectly content with living underground and moving
incredibly slow, giant rats have enjoyed a long tradition as
antagonists in popular media. Peter Jackson’s cult classic Brain
Dead features a Sumatran rat-monkey, a twisted hybrid resulting
from the unholy union between plague rats and tree monkeys, while
Westley must save Princess Buttercup from ROUSes – Rodents of
Unusual Size – in Rob Reiner’s 1987 adaptation of the William
Goldman novel, The Princess Bride.
