City Critters Pest Analysis

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The humorous essay City Critters makes it clear that humans with their creation of vast amounts of waste have a great deal of responsibility for the pest problem in cities by. In this essay I will discuss how humans could be pest to. Humans can be a pest because of many reasons they can be a pest if they dont get there way or what they want mostly children are the pest because they are learning how to get to the way where they don't get everything they want. I believe that humans can be a pest when there waiting for something like a package in the mail wondering when it will come in that is a way you can be a pest. Also humans can be waiting on their, dinner when you’re really hungry and don’t want to wait that is another reason of being

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