Rodents

yes they cn

Squirrel, raccoon, ferret, those big fluffy things.. uh i dunno what those are called though

Rodents are an important part of the ecosystem as they are a big source of food for many predators due to the fact that they reproduce rapidly. They help with seed dispersal but most notably, they are carriers of many deadly diseases, which is nature's way of controlling human and animal population.

yes they do

wherever you want it to be baby

Get a picture of it draw a grit and draw what you see inside the grid square For Example 1x1 square you see its tail draw that part of its tail then move on to 1x2... cover the rest of the grid up so you can only see the box your are drawing or just trace it :)

All rodents give birth to live young. Small rodents are known for their ability to have large litters, which grow up very quickly, allowing the parents to have multiple litters per year. However, large rodents, like beavers, only breed once a year.

Most rodents emerge to forage only at night when it is cooler. Many rodents do not need to drink water as they have a metabolism that is able to absorb the needed moisture from the food they eat.

Gopher

They can eat grass, as long as you wash it off, and it DOES NOT have any chemicals on it!

this is a song by Gilbert Bécaud, a singer very popular in the 70s in France.

Rodents are concidered small and are about the size of your hand. The reason rabbits are not rodents is because when they are adults, they are far from being able to fit easily in your hands. This is why they are concidered small mammals not rodents.

it may be because of your guinea pigs diet but it can be a lot of things like if it is ill its poo may be hard and big cheak your guinea pigs poo when you clean it out and make sure it looks ok and if your guinea pig is pregnant or has recently had babies it will just be that

The Jerboa lives in any desert in the world.

it's horny.

a mouse

Try putting him/her on your shoulder, they usually feel safer there.

heart failure is not common in rats, as they usually die from tumors.

There is hope.

http://reynoldssoft.com/rodentgame/rodent_applet.htm

Predators of the Degu include different varieties of bird and foxes.

My ginnypig lived for about two years, but then it got sick. im sure if you take very good care of it, it will live longer. BTW, "ginnypig" is actually spelled ginuea pig.

it is going to sleep or hibernation. Either that or it is storing food or getting warmed up.

You can, so long as you can document that there is in fact a serious rodent problem (and by serious, you fear for your health or safety) and that you've notified the landlord and given him a chance to fix the problem. Once you've satisfied that (and you can do that in a couple days), you can break the lease. The landlord may sue you for breach of the lease, but you'd have a pretty good case, so long as it's atrue rodent problem and not a mouse here or there.