Rodents

Played with it

It means they lost an argument with an elephant.

The mongoose is in the sub-order of cats, the ferret is in the sub-order of dogs, under the carnivore family. Rodents are in the rodent family. The ferret is not related to either the mongoose or rodent

a dog with 2 tails!

About forty percent of mammal species are rodents. Since there are about 5,400 mammal species, there are over 2,000 species of rodents.

They bark to each other or squeak or they can just sniff each others nose.

not in the same cage. chinchillas are much bigger and will eat it

That's hard to say. I've had many hamsters, and currently have 3 pet guinea pigs. So here are the Pros and Cons of each: Pros of guinea pigs include: Larger animals, so you can hold them easier and interact a little better; they communicate much more than most hamsters; they have more distinct personalities; guinea pigs can't climb, so while you still need a top for the cage, you don't have to worry about them climbing out as much; a lot of guinea pigs just 'sleep' at different times of the day- they are not nocturnal; SOME guinea pigs can go longer when being held and not go to the bathroom on you; when guinea pigs trust you enough to lick you, you feel really happy and content; guinea pigs will lie down on you and stretch out if they feel comfortable enough. Pros of hamsters include: They do not poop as much, or have as big poops as guinea pigs; they pee less when they do pee; they don't make such a big mess in their cage; you don't have to have as big a cage as guinea pigs and you don't need to clean it as often; you don't have to feed them as much; some say hamsters may be cuter; hamsters might look cuter while they are sleeping because they can achieve different positions, making it cuter to watch them sleep. Cons of guinea pigs include: Harder to clean the cages; you have to clean the cages more often; you have to feed them more; if you hold them for too long they WILL poop on you; some may pee on you when held for too long; they REQUIRE vitamin C supplements EVERY day; they MUST have their fingernails clipped every so often; they might need to have their teeth trimmed- which would be best to take the pig to the vet; it would be best to wash the guinea pig every month or every other month; they smell more than hamsters. Cons of hamsters include: Not as easy to hold them as guinea pigs; they are very active and run around a lot, making them hard for small children to hold; hamsters may bite people (guinea pigs will too- but not very often, if you treat them right); hamsters are known to try to climb to the top of the cage, push the top off and escape (mine have- almost all 8 of them); if the hamsters do escape, and run under say the refrigerator, it would be extremely difficult to retrieve them; hamsters are prone to tumors from running against the sides of their treadmill (guinea pigs are not - it would be AWFUL to give them exercise wheels and balls- they can severely hurt their backs and feet). Hope this helps.

well bevers have a very good sent so they can find thire mate.

seeds, corn,vegies, or petco has good food for mice

muskrat

It means to have a fur base color with a few other colors overlapping and ticking it, giving the rodent a more wild look.

This is an example of a rat with an agouti patterned coat.

http://www.miceandrats.com/images/rat_ago.jpg

Yes chinchillas can live in grass cages, but i prefer that you don't put them in grass cages because if you use the grass from the ground they could have all different bacteria on it. To make sure check with your veternarian or your local pet store.

Hope this helps!

Adult females usually reach 500g to 700g (approx. 1lb to 1.5lb) of weight, while adult males 700g to 900g (approx. 1.5lb to 2lb).
A Guinea Pig or cavy usually weighs up to 2 pounds. For more information visit your local pet store or vet on questions with guinea pigs.

Coyotes, black bears, and least, weasels prey on dormice.

Iron is obtained from food that is eaten and as the animal grows older, the discoloration settles in the teeth.

I would say a hamster because they are cute, fluffy, and they eat all of the vegetables you don't want to. They are relatively easy to take care of and they can't escape too often.

i would actually say gerbils because they are very nice and energetic and curious and if you have two hamsters in a cage together they WILL kill each other

They are a critical part of the food chain and ecosystem in which they live. They are herbivores, eating mostly grains and seeds, but have adapted in urban areas to a broader diet out of necessity. Many of our favorite animals rely on a supply of small rodents like mice for their food: foxes, hawks, owls and other birds of prey, and reptiles like lizards and snakes.

primarily grass,seeds,etc

Bank voles will eat, hazel nuts, fungi, seeds and green vegetation.

the beaver

Since they are herbivores, all rabbits eat grass and hay. They will occasionally eat a berry.

you take it to the vets. when its nails are long

no they would try to kill it if it did not be with it its whole life or its birth year

Flying squirrels.

Gerbil