The term, mice, is the plural form of mouse. The word, mouse, is derived from the original Sanskrit word, mus, which is still used today in classification. It meant thief or robber: a most fitting name for these tiny creatures.
Mouse is a noun and nouns have a singular (one) and plural (more than one) form. Usually to make plural we add -s to the noun (sometimes -es). But sometimes the plural form is a new word. This is true for mouse.
leaf - leaves, mouse - mice, child- children,
because the breeds of mice through generations have been small
If they were bigger then they wouldn't be mice, they would be rats ..
Because rats are part of the small mamal family which are called rodents.
Mice are rodents.
No . . . if they were, then they would be called mice!
Yes, baby mice are.
Mice do not make sound
No.
A group of mice is called a "mischief."
You can say computer mice or computer mouses, both are acceptable.
doe
A female mouse is called a doe.
The Biggy Cheese...
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The title of the novel 'Of Mice and Men' comes from a poem called 'To a Mouse' by Robert Burns