1 a measurable extent, as length, width, or depth. 2  a hypothetical extension or continuum beyond these, in any of various physical or abstract systems: a theory involving higher dimensions. 3  measurements in length and width, and often depth. 4  extent, size, or degree.
Water Rats was an Australian police action/drama show, set on and around Goat Island, in the Sydney Harbour. The show went through the highs and lows of the men and women who worked at the Sydney Water Police. It originally starred Colin Friels and Catherine McClements, who made the show a big hit. By the end of the show in 2001 Steve Bisley, Aaron Pedersen and Dee Smart were the shows main stars.
Adult Norway Rats are 12 to 18 inches long including a 5 to 8 inch tail. Fur color on the back and sides ranges from reddish to greyish brown, while the belly is usually white with grey underfur. Norway Rats weigh 7-18 oz. A Rat can eat 10% of its body weight in a day. Normally, a Rat will travel a maximum of about 100 feet for its food and water. The Norway Rat (rattus norvegicus) is found throughout North America; it is also known as Brown Rat, Sewer Rat, Water Rat and Wharf Rat.