Rodents can easily chew through expandable foam sealant. Is this statement True or False?

The statement is true because rodents have strong incisor teeth that can gnaw through materials that may seem sturdy to humans. Expandable foam sealants, while intended to fill gaps and provide insulation, typically lack the durability needed to withstand the chewing actions of rodents. These sealants are generally made of materials that are not specifically designed to resist being gnawed upon, making them a vulnerable target for rodents looking for pathways into structures. As such, comprehensive pest management strategies often recommend the use of more robust materials or additional barriers when sealing entry points in order to effectively prevent rodent infestations.