Are there mice in the desert?

Answer 1

This would depend of the type of mouse. Here are some examples:
The cactus mouse, canyon mouse and Merriam's mouse all eat seeds, mesquite beans and leaves, and to a lesser extent, green vegetation, and insects.

Grasshopper mice are predators, hunting insects, beetles, grasshoppers, and scorpions, but they also hunt and kill other mice.

Cotton rats eat mostly green plants and grasses. woodrats eat mesquite beans, palo verde seeds, green plants, and cacti, particularly prickly Pears and chollas, which provide them with moisture as well as food. Occasionally they eat insects or other meat.

Answer 2

It could be a coyote, a rattle snake, a great horned owl, or any type of predator that eats small mammals and rodents.

Answer 3

Yes there are many species of mice found in deserts throughout the world.

Answer 4

There are many species of rodents in deserts around the world. Once can find mice, rats, squirrels and other species of rodent in deserts.

Answer 5

Some mice feed occasionaly on grass but prefer seeds and, in some cases, insects.

Answer 6

-Owls, hawks, snakes, tarantulas, foxes, badgers, weasels, ringtails, coyotes, bobcats are some of the animals in North American Deserts that feed on mice.