Study Claims to Solve Mystery Behind Infamous 'Chicago Rat Hole'
A recent study published in Biology Letters may have finally solved the mystery of the infamous "Chicago Rat Hole" on the sidewalk.
Scientists believe that the outline is not of a rat, but more likely a squirrel, based on the measurements of the imprint. The impression resembles a squirrel: stocky and semi-aquatic, with webbed feet.
The Chicago Rat Hole was previously located near Roscoe Street and Damen Avenue before it was removed.
The impression of the outline is not of a rat - but more likely a squirrel.
Author's summary: Scientists solve Chicago Rat Hole mystery.
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