Yup - I've got 2 pet gerbils and sometimes when I'm handing out pumpkin seeds, she'll store it in her mouth and glance at me for another one lol. I've also seen my gerbil hold several pieces of food, run to the corner, and spit them out and eat them one by one.
Guinea Pigs have cheek pouches like hamsters and some other rodents, but unlike them they usually do not store their food in their cheeks.
no-
they do not store their food because they are not like squirrels
yes my old one did ut all the time.
No they don't.
a hamster can store food in the pouches in his cheeks
yes, all hamsters store food in there cheeks.(p.s. i know because i have one!).
case they like to store it
Chew the food repeatedly and then store in in their cheeks
Maybe
yes because it's their nature
They get food from you feeding it. most of the time they store it in their cheeks and eat it when they are hungry
Mandrills cheeks can expand and they can store food their for and extended period of time.
Guinea Pigs do not store food in their cheeks. It is hamsters who do that. They store the food instinctively, as in the wild they would roam far from their home, store food in their cheeks and carry it back.
To store and consume large amounts of food at any one time.
Because they store food in them. when its there time to eat the gently push it out of there cheeks
the hamster has big cheeks to store food to carry it back to the burrow