It's just how they are. One of their parents could be light or dark or both of them could. If one is light colored and one is dark colored the offspring has a 50/50 chance of being light or dark.
Mice with light-colored fur were selected for in the sandy environment.
Because of natural selection, most of the light-colored mice live on light rocks, while most dark-colored mice live on dark lava rocks.
Light-colored coats were selected for on light-colored sand
It's just how they are. One of their parents could be light or dark or both of them could. If one is light colored and one is dark colored the offspring has a 50/50 chance of being light or dark.
The quote "There wasn't another colored family for miles around. And now there ain't a colored man on this ranch" is found on page 28 of John Steinbeck's novel "Of Mice and Men". It was said by the character Crooks. He is referring to the isolation he faces as a black man in a predominantly white community.
It can help the animal camouflage in the terrain. By camouflaging (blending in) it will have a greater chance of stalking up on prey-- which then means more food-- and it will have a less chance of being caught by predators.
yes! Mice cant see properly in the light and have to use their whiskars to make a visual image of their surroundings which is not clear. Mice are nocturnal and can see easily in the dark they also like infra-red light.
because it's made from cheese and in cheese there is holes in it because mice has eaten them
The type of mouse cannot be determined by just knowing it's gray and brown colored with a white underside. Coloring and genetics are both used with mice to identify it's genus.
According the the PC97 standard, PS/2 ports are to be colored green for mice and purple for keyboards. Not all manufacturers follow this guideline, so it may not be unusual to find a purple mouse port and an orange keyboard port, for instance. Prior to the PC97 standard few PS/2 ports were colored at all, so one had to look closely to identify the correct port.
Yes they do - unless it's been chopped off in an accident !
Shredded newspaper can be used for mice bedding, but it is important to ensure that the ink and any chemicals used in the newspaper are safe for the mice. Untreated, plain white newspaper is generally a safer option compared to colored or glossy newspaper. It's also recommended to provide additional bedding options, such as aspen shavings or paper-based bedding, for mice to choose from.