There was chaos in downtown Sydney this morning when a large group of animal activists descended on World Square, which houses the office of animal rights organisation, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
But these were unique activists. Estimates vary but up to a million rats and mice overran the site, blocking access to shops, restaurants, offices, residential apartments and Rydges World Square Hotel and demanding rodent self-determination and an end to PETA speaking on their behalf.
Traffic came to a standstill as mice and rats scurried around and over vehicles on the site and parts of Liverpool Street.
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