Rodents

"Pika Pika" means Shiny in Japanese.

The Norwegian Lemming is actually known to eat others of the same kind, at the explosion of population that sometimes occurs every 3-4 years. They are also known to commit suicide by jumping into raging rivers, Squealing in joy from freedom of the Alpha-Lemmings who are eating everybody in order to survive. But sometimes the Lemmings are caught before They can escape, and The Alpha-lemmings get to decide the appropriate death and punishment of these poor, poor rodents. Sometimes these poor lemmings have no time to even say goodbye to old friends and young before theyre tiny little heads are sliced off by a ejaculating unicorn named 'Thor'. That is why you should donate to the following website, so these poor, innocent creatures are saved from their superior Alpha-lemmings. Donate money, save lemmings. When life gives you Lemmings, do not make Lemminade; make Happy Lemmings..

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Paper and cardboard that you have at home is good as well as fruit tree branches like apple tree branches. You can also but chew toilets from shops. These are usually made of wood or rope and there are best to keep gerbils teeth short.

The Iranian jerboa is a critically endangered species. It is found only in a tiny range in Iran, about a quarter of the way across Iran (going west to east) and parallel to about a third of the way up Iran's border with Iraq. The species is known only from a single population.

Possibly. You should take it to a vet.

it means your guinea pig is hyper if it normally is hyper take it to the vet

If you have a squirrel that you would like to name 'Beaver', go for it.

If you are asking if a beaver is another name for a squirrel, then no, they are different animals.

The greens (tops).

the long eared jerboa is endangered ;it lives up to 2-3 years approximatly ;its latin name is Euchoreutes naso ;it can jump 12 times its height ;its hair covers most of its body

no they don"t have tusks

mice I would say roborovski dwarf hamster, but you can own any animal, and the smallest rodent is the pygmy jerboa.

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no they dont

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Not unless you get bitten by one with rabies.In the San Joaquin Valley where I grew up,you had to be careful of handling wild rabbits.Especially in the summer.Frequently,you would get a rabbit with a disease called Tularemia,named for the area around Tulare,California where the disease was first identified.Tularemia can be transmitted to humans by contact with the animal's fluids,so when you're gutting one,I suggest latex gloves.You can identify if a rabbit has the disease by looking at the liver.If you see yellow fatty-looking spots on the liver,stop! Do not try to cook and eat it.Dispose of the animal by incineration or take it to Fish and Game for disposal.

a kangaroo rat

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Chinchillas usually vibrate when they are calm and snuggling with you.They are like "purring" in happiness.If your chinchilla is vibrating,you have a calm,happy chinchilla.My chinchilla for example vibrates in quiet and calm rooms in my lap.

Nope! They are insectivores. :) They aren't related to the porcupine either, since they aren't rodents.

Nuns are women in religious orders. I can't see how a nun can make a vole, which is a kind of water rat.

Voles are scavengers and eat bulbs, seeds, flowers, garden plants including carrots, and insects. They are a type of rodent, similar to moles.

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Rabbits are lagomorphs, not rodents!

if you mean what are nippy-er female or male degus females are normally more bitey but it dose depend on the degu as they all have different personality's i have 4 degus 1 female and 3 male one of my males are more nippy than the female.

An autotroph is an animal that produces food from chemicals using some form of ambient energy, like sunlight. Heterotrophs are organisms that must eat for energy. Dormice eat, and thus are heterotrophs. It makes no difference whether the dormouse is fat or thin.