rat wallpapers

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rat and mouse are not scientific classifications. these words are common names for rodents that look alike to the casual eye. mouse is used to describe tiny, sparrow-sized rodents with long thin tails. as with mice wallpaper, there are many species of rodents called mice which may or may not be closely related to each other: house mice wallpaper, field mice, deer mice, are all called mice. rat is used to describe medium-sized rodents with long thin tails. there are many species of rodent that are called rats kangaroo rats, cotton rats, african pouched rats, wood rats, and then mice wallpaper, and many others. these different rodent species may not be closely related to each other at all! mouse-like species are among the oldest mammals. it has been proposed that higher mammals evolved from rodent-like species many millions of years ago.mice have been known to humans since antiquity. the romans differentiated poorly between mice and rats, calling rats mus maximus (big mouse) and referring to mice as mus minimus (little mouse). mice wallpaper are omnivores; they eat meat, the dead bodies of other mice, and have been observed to self-cannibalise their tails during starvation. mice eat grains, fruits, and seeds for a regular diet, which is the main reason they damage crops. they are also known to eat their own feces. mice are social animals, preferring to live in groups.

every rat's environment is filled with many potential foods and with many non-foods: poisons (both natural and man-made), rocks, plastics and so forth. their food choices are influenced by social interactions that may take place far away from foraging sites. they smell foods on the fur, whiskers and especially the breath of other rats and strongly prefer the foods those rats had previously eaten.