What are the rodent traps used on the interior called?

• A. Glueboards
• B. Dyna Traps
• C. Snap or T-Rex Traps
• D. Generation Mini Blocks

Answer: (C)

Interior rodent control relies on snap traps because they’re active kill devices designed for inside use. A snap trap has a trip mechanism that springs shut a metal jaw when a rodent passes, delivering a quick, decisive kill. Brands like T-Rex are common examples of this type, and they’re positioned along walls or behind appliances where rodents travel so they can strike as the animal runs by. Glueboards, while they catch rodents, don’t provide a quick kill and can be messy; Dyna Traps are insect traps, not rodents; Generation Mini Blocks are bait blocks used in stations, not traps themselves. So the interior traps you’re looking for are snap traps, including the Snap or T-Rex style.