If you take a group of juvenile rats, you'll find you can quite simply or as simply as you can put each rat into two distinct sub categories. There is big rats and small rats. Big rats much like their adult counterparts excel in most things compared to little rats, apart from data refinement and knowledge of internet browsers, which naturally fall into the expertise of little rats. If you take two juvenile rats and isolate them you'll find both big rat and small rat now bounce, this can seem unintuitive at first unless you consider how adult rats react to beat-boxing. Now little rat, being jealous, adopts a kraken-like stance and will attempt to strangle big rat, but big rat will have consumed more ideas, both political and social, and so will become aroused at the strangulation. Big rat, now much more hormonal, will be able to wrestle little rat and pin him. Now the little rat, being a bit of a genius, will no longer be in the conflict. Then who is big rat wrestling? We cannot say for sure. Wrestling rests at the core of rat society, elder rats typically have much lower brain power from oxygen deprivation. Most rat borders are articulated by wrestling which is why looking inwards on rat civilisation, and sometimes rat homes, can seem heinous and perverted.