Well, if it was a large predator for instance like an owl then it would probably need to have a keen sense fo vision to spot the mouse or if failing that then another way to find it like trying to hear it. Randomn fact: an owl can hear a mouses heartbeat over nine metres away. Another adaptation would be camoflague to be able to sneak up on the mouse undetected or failing that super quick movements so the mouse wouldn't be able to escape.
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Yes, rodents that jump off cliffs, like the bighorn sheep, have specific adaptations to survive such extreme behavior. These adaptations include specialized hooves for gripping rocky surfaces, strong leg muscles for powerful jumps, and keen eyesight to navigate their surroundings.
1. Ferrets are NOT rodents. 2. Snakes are NOT rodents. 3.YES,Rodents are cannibals. DO NOT DIS FERRETS
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Mice are rodents. There is no evidence that they can attract other species of rodents.
1. flexible 2. survive long periods without eating 3. roll up into a ball when frightened 4. eat rodents whole 5. can sense heat
Their diet to small rodents makes it suitable for their living conditions unlike regular crocodiles. They have developed huge teeth that help them fish and grasp hard on any prey they decide to attack.
Their naturally camoflaged coat makes them virtually invisible to their favorite prey, rodents and rabbits. See the related links below for more info:
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No--bugs are insects and rodents are mammals. Some rodents are: Rats, mice, etc.
Rodents have many advantages, or adaptations. These include the fact that they have varied diets, they reproduce very quickly, and their teeth constantly grow, allowing the, to gnaw on hard materials like nutshells without wearing their teeth down. Their biggest disadvantage is that they are small, so their only real defense against predators is to flee, and they have lots of predators.
Yes, rodents have backbones.
They like the taste of rodents.