Chicago's 'Rat Hole' Mystery Solved
Researchers used paleontology methods to analyze the viral Chicago landmark, concluding it was likely made by a squirrel, not a rat.
A study published in Biology Letters on October 15 confirmed anecdotal accounts from residents and experts, debunking the 'Rat Hole' myth.
Chicago’s viral ‘Rat Hole’ is less rat splat, more squirrel squish.
- The impression was made when a rodent fell into wet concrete.
- The landmark achieved viral fame in 2024.
Author's summary: Squirrel likely made Chicago's 'Rat Hole' impression.
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