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Does petsmart sell mice in the winter?
yes! petsmart sells mice year-round! but at times they may be out of mice. they do sell them all time though! :)
What time of year do field mice come into the house?
late fall
How many mice do weasels eat per year?
This really depends on the size of the individual weasel and the proportion of the diet that is mice. It can be anywhere from 50 to more than 300! They do regulate the populations of mice in some habitats so it would be a sizable proportion of the number of mice that are born.
What is this an example of a large river separates two populations of mice A beaver dam that is built allows the mice to cross the river Over time many gray mice are born?
disruptive selection
What are facts about when George Washington was born?
He was born on mars with wild dingos that wore tutus and ate tacos all the time with mice
What is the reason of one population of all black and one population of all white mice allowed to cross over time and gray mice are born What is this example of?
A Genetic bottleneck
What was the year that the two white mice where sent into space?
1968 the mice's were gone into space
Do mice have babies in the spring?
Mice can have babies whenever, not just in the spring. A female mouse ovulates every five days, or rather, can get pregnant every five days. Once a female mouse is pregnant, it will take about twenty-days for the baby mice to be born.
Can baby mice see?
Baby mice are born blind and their eyes remain closed until around 10-14 days after birth. Their eyesight develops gradually as they grow, with full vision typically achieved by the time they are a few weeks old.
A river separates two groups of mice one black and the other all white. A beaver dam allows the mice to cross the river. Over time many gray mice are born. The river is lined with gray stones. Gray?
Stabilizing selection
Did you have mice at that time of dinosaurs?
no
Why were mice mummified in Ancient Egypt?
Likely because the Egyptians viewed mice as a symbol of life and vitality. During the time of the year when the Nile would flood, the surrounding land was irrigated. This brought great crops and prosperity. When the ground dried, it would crack, leaving troughs deep enough for small mice to call home. The Egyptians observed the mice emerging from the cracks and presumed that they had been born of the mud itself. Because the ancient Egyptians were an extremely superstitious, polytheistic culture and the Nile was the key to their livelihood, they equated mice with life and vitality.
