Rodents

Yes, being rodents they kinda automatically nibble on anything put in front of them to figure out what it is, and being wild animals they tend to bite pretty hard. My vole is friendly and unafraid, but still bites hard.

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If it dies right after birth she will probably eat it. This is quite normal for a mother hammie to do.

It means that you don't take good care of him, so he got sick, and his body is trying to throw bacterias outside so it can cure itself, but that is not enough, he needs your help for getting better, and the truth is that you will never help him, so he will die in a horrible death, and hunt you for the rest of your life, just because you were to lazy to play with him, an walk him and give him food and water, and give him proper treatment!! I really hope you are happy now!

A rodent is an animal with two sharp, constantly growing incisors. These teeth are kept short by gnawing. Rodents include rats, mice, hamsters and gerbils. They are mostly very small, although the biggest rodent is the capybara, which can grow to up to 4.3 feet. Canine ancestors may be a rodent or rodent related.

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no they do not they have finger nails like humans

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I think that some are different then others but they should be eating by 4-6 weeks I'm pretty sure.

yes they can eat both water cress and land cress it is high in calcium you should limit amounts

Yes they do. The colony is 'ruled' by a Queen. The other ants are specialists in one task (for example soldier or worker).

There isn't really such a thing as the "opposite of" a rodent. A rodent is a classification of a type of animal so in some ways a plant might be the opposite, or an animal that was very different (like a fish?), but there are lots of ways of being different. Opposites exist when things are either-or, not if there are a lot of possiblilities.

Frogs are amphibious, they can live in, or out of water.

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.

Sorry about this but I had a lot of time on my hand.

Some Jaguar's, Cheetah's, Ermine, Fox, many Reptiles, and larger animals.

Yes, some birds store food. They tuck seeds or dried berries or acorns into crevices of tree bark or under logs or stones. And they remember where it is with great accuracy!

Birds such as bluejays, chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers rely on this to provide food in the winter.

The shrike is famous for leaving the carcass of a grasshopper or small rodent impaled on a thorn of a hawthorn tree as temporary storage.

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Im not sure but i know a vole is a type of rodent so maybe its how long it lives>

yes, mice are quiet.

Ring-tailed lemurs typically have one or two offspring at a time. In the wild, when food is scarce, they typically have one offspring. However, when food is plentiful, the females often give birth to two.

Opossum has 7 letters in it. But the "o" is not pronounced(I mean, uh, said?).

The beaver is a rodent. Rodents are placental mammals, and beavers are placental mammals, not marsupials, which are pouched mammals. Beavers are also not monotremes, or egg-laying mammals. The only monotremes are latches and echidnas.

You can try to entice them to come out and trap them. However, it all may be simpler to hire an exterminator, since if you poison them and they die inside the walls, you have a larger problem, due to the odor.