Why is a mouse faster in a maze than a hamster?

the mouse is faster because it smarter Read More

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I predict that hamster are faster learners than mouse because hamsters has knowledge of knowing how to get in a hamster wheel. Read More

If you ask me I think hamsters are smarter because I did an experiment with a maze and I tested which one was smarter a hamster or a mouse and it turned out to be the hamster. But it might have been the type of the hamster. But both are sooooooo cute. But mice are more considered to bite and some hamsters. Read More

A mouse is faster than an elephant! Read More

Yes They Are Read More

It depends what you mean by faster ! Certainly a mouse can run faster than a snake can crawl - BUT - a snake's strike is faster than a mouse can react ! Read More

Hamster because mice stink and hamster like to play more than mice. If you want a playful pet choose hamster an if you want a pet that will just sit around in the cage then the mouse is for you! Read More

it depends if your gerbil or mouse is active or lazy if your mouse is lazy and your gerbil is active then the gerbil is probably faster but if your gerbil is lazy and your mouse is more active then your mouse will be faster so it depends!!!!! Read More

A ferret can go through a maze faster than a rat. Though the ferret would eat the rat first Read More

A hamster is larger than a mouse and has a shorter tail. Read More

No at least not to me teddy bear hamsters are the best kinds of hamsters and they are ot "grosser" then a mouse. Read More

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A mouse moves faster than a keyboard Read More

A mouse will typically run faster than a rat. This is because mice are smaller and often times more agile. Read More

The rats employed mental mapping, and they were able to run the maze quickly. Read More

Less so than a dog or even a rat, but more so than a mouse, hamster, cat. Can learn it's name. Can remember a maze. Cannot remember 1232 commands like some dogs, cannot learn any tricks at all like a rat can. More social than many other rodents. Read More

Yes because a mouse has tiny legs which cannot carry them far. Read More

No, the elephant falls faster than the mouse. It is because tiny things have a much larger surface-area-to-mass ratio than do larger things of similar shape. Read More

A dogs pulse is greater than a humans. The smaller the animal the faster the heartbeat. For example if you compare a cat to a mouse, the mouse has the faster heartbeat because of its size. Read More

Yes the elephant will fall fasterr Read More

they move faster than a snail but slower than a mouse Read More

Type your answer here... A hamster and a mouse are smaller Read More

No in fact they are the same size of mouses some may be a few feet taller Read More

it does not matter but if you want to knoiw they r proble the same also it might depend on sickness, how they are grown up and age Read More

One advantage of using a mouse when working with a laptop is that it is much faster. It is also easier to use than the touch pad. Read More

A mouse can run about 16 miles per hour. They could run much faster than that, but this depends on their overall size. Read More

Mouse doesnt have a pulse rate, but it has a faster heartbeat rate coz its smaller in size,the smaller the animal is,the higher the heartbeat rate it has!!!! Read More

Traditional mice suck. They get dirty faster than optical mice and are harder to clean. They are not fun to use. Read More

They both can be trained and mice usually bite a more often than hamsters do. Read More

A hamster is much more faster than guinea pigs. They are nocturnal, that means they are active at night. Guinea pigs are a little more "laid back and relaxed". But it really depends on what breed. Like, abbysinian guinea pigs are faster than your average American shorthair. Did you know, that hamsters can run in their little wheels up to 8miles at night! Hope this helped! Read More

The mouse uses infrared light to pick up signals of movement from the mouse and transfer them to movement on the screen. It is much more accurate and can be faster than the response on a standard ball mouse. If you pick up the mouse and it has a red light shining from the bottom it is an infrared mouse. Read More

I find the mouse to be more convenient, but really it just depends on how fast you are moving the cursor. either one can be slower than a snail, or fast enough to whiz acrossthe screen. you just have less room to do that on a touchpad. Read More

Yes. Mice have a much higher metabolic rate than a cow does, which means a mouse has to eat more per body weight than a cow to keep it alive and able to move around. We have to look at how much a mouse and a cow drink on a per-body weight basis to see whether a mouse will or will not dehydrate faster than a cow will. We cannot compare how much a cow… Read More

Mice are smaller than hamsters and they have long pointed tails, but hamsters have short tails (stubs). gerbils also have tails like mice but aren't as small. I think you have a hamster because the tail is short. Read More

I am almost sure that a dog runs faster than a rat, because a dog could take bigger leaps than a rat. Again, I am not exactly sure, but almost 90% sure. Read More

A hamster is mouse-like but they have very short tails. There are dwarf hamsters and they are way smaller than your hand and there's the Syrian hamster, they are the size of your hand. Hamsters are very fuzzy and plump-ish. They can be white, yellow, gold, brown, blue, or a mix of those colors. They weigh only a few onces. Read More

robovski hamsters are much faster than any dwarf hamster. they are very small compared to other dwarf hamsters. they may be very fast but are very amusing! Read More

Rapid (Speedy) little cartoon Mexican (Gonzalez) mouse. Always faster than the cat. Read More

yes because the smaller the animal the faster the beat so a Elephant's wold be slower than a Mouse Read More

Do not give him milk. Have water and seeds readily available. They mature faster than other animal babies. Read More

They will and if fast enough or lucky they will kill and eat them also. usually though, the mice are faster than the chickens who usually have to stop and consider whether the mouse is in fact, prey and worth the effort. Read More

because, a mouse can maybe hear the music at the end of the maze (if there is) and be able to complete the maze It has been said that if you play classical music next to a plant that it will fair better than it will with anything else. Also, if classical music is played next to a kid in the crib, the kid's mind will be more developed/smarter than if anything else is played… Read More

A computer mouse assists the user to navigate the computer screen. It is easy to use. It is also faster to point a position on a screen with a mouse than hold keyboard arrow buttons. It saves you from remembering, searching and typing all kinds of commands. Read More

Basically, no. But female mice are more hyperactive than males. And that's why many people thinks they are faster. And ofcourse, it depends on the mouse health and so on. Read More

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The Dwarf Hamster would be smaller than a regular hamster because of the "dwarf" part in it. Unless the regular hamster were to be a runt. Read More

A hamster is called "un hamster" (masc.) in French. Its prounounced like amstere rather than hamster. Read More

No. Both animals belong to the rodent order. Rats belong to the rat and mouse family, Muridae. Hamsters belong to the hamster family Cricetidae. There are several genera of rodents called 'New World Rats and Mice'. They are not true rats or mice, in the same way that a starfish is not a fish. They do belong to the hamster family, and resemble voles more than rats. Read More

You can get a mouse. They are easy maintenance and can be trained! They cost less than a hamster, but require the same things as a hamster such as a wheel, cage with small bars, fresh food, seed mix, etc. Read More