Abstract
Social behaviour of soft-furred field-rat. Rattus meltada pallidior (Reyley, 1914) was studied in seminatural condition of a large rattery (13x7m). Hourly observations, continued for 30 evenings, revealed that the male metads were more active and performed all the aggressive acts like fighting and chasing at a significantly higher frequency than the females.
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