Rodents

Moving at its fastest speed, generally the farthest a Red kangaroo (the largest of the kangaroo species) can jump is 12 metres (40 feet), with the average being 7-9 metres (25-30 feet), and up to a height of 3 metres.

Yes they do my two girls are both 23weeks and they have nipples :)

it gets eatby an animal that it not affected by it's poison

Yes.
Yes, coyote are mammals

coffee is not guinea pigs favorite drink, as long as it didnt have sugar in it thehy should be ok, mabye a little hyper, i guess, i feed my guinea pigs 100% juice high in vitamin C, they LOVE it

Juice with vitamin C yes. But coffee!? You definitely shouldn't feed guinea pigs that.

Rodents such as mice and rats are considered pests since they are commonly dealt with by pest control. It is estimated that two-thirds of the world's (harvested) rice production is destroyed or eaten by mice and rats each year.

Voles primarily eat a variety of green plants. They also eat roots, bark, nuts, and fruits. They occasionally eat small amounts of meat from dead animals.

No, guinea pigs should not eat dairy products. Dairy products like cheese, milk, yogurt, and ice cream can all be problematic for guinea pigs. The high fat and lactose content of dairy products can cause digestive problems and other health issues for guinea pigs.

A guinea pig's diet should mainly consist of hay, vegetables and other fresh foods. Some healthy treats for guinea pigs include:

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• Fruits
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• Leafy greens
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• Cooked sweet potatoes
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• Carrots
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• Small amounts of plain, cooked pasta

It is important to always check with your veterinarian before introducing any new food into your guinea pig's diet.

The Short-tailed Chinchilla has not been seen in the wild since the last one was spotted in 1953. They are breed in fur farms for their pelts, and for the pet trade. They are listed with a status of "critically endangered" with the population trend as "decreasing", according to IUCN. Red List There have been some reports concerning populations that might be on the border with Chile, in regions that are considered very isolated. While the Long-tailed Chinchilla has about half of it's population, roughly 5,000 in an enclosed protected reserve, and the other half, about 5,000 is on privately owned unprotected lands, but the Chinchilla is protected in any of it's habitats. For more details please, see sites listed below.

its their teeth!

Tamarins are small monkeys with bushy tails. They are typically found in the jungles of South America, and they live on a diet of bugs and fruit.

The term, mice, is the plural form of mouse. The word, mouse, is derived from the original Sanskrit word, mus, which is still used today in classification. It meant thief or robber: a most fitting name for these tiny creatures.

Chinchilla's don't really like to travel. They might freak out a bit from noise and shifts, but they should be fine. I don't recommend moving them around from place to place, but if you need to, select a small transportation cage. Not very small though, these particular rodents love to move around.

If your guinea pig is old, it may be from old age, just like elderly people limp and lean over. your guinea pig may have arthritis and may have severe pain in its leg. You may have to get the leg checked for any muscle sprain or break in the bone.

Could be many reasons;

1) The chinchilla has a tooth problem which is causing eating to be painful commonly with its cheek teeth that you can't see without an x-ray- take the chinchilla to the vets.

2) Your chinchilla is very pregnant and about to have babies, it will start eating very soon or if you temp it with a rasin.

3)Your chinchilla has problem with it's intestines and needs to see a vet.

Other reasons also exist but generally a chinchilla that doesn't eat for a few days needs to see the vet. Their are lots of microorganisms that live in a chinchillas gut and the complex ballance may be lost if the chinchilla doesn't keep eating.

Technically yes, breeding the two together however poses serious harm to both the guinea pig and the rat and is in fact against the law in some states.

In the wild, guinea pigs do kill other guinea pigs. The reason is usually because two males are arguing over a female. The males both want the female so they have a fight to the death. The winner (the one that is alive in the end) gets the female. This could happen in your home if you have males and females in the same cage. The chances of that are very, very small. Males also just fight for dominance. My two males often fight when i put them together, but when in separate cages they talk to each other and act as best friends. If you wish to put two males together, purchase them when they are both young and emidately join them in a single cage. You can also buy two males that were in the same cage at the place you purchased them from. So that sums up that guinea pigs do kill their own kind, but usually the males are the ones killing (and dont forget this is rare at your home and can be very easily be avoided).

A mouse and/or rat.

Owls are thought to prey upon the long eared jerboa.

There is no limit, assuming you have a big enough cage, to how many guinea pigs of different sexes and/or sizes you can physically put together. I am not sure if you will get baby guinea pigs out of it though.

A Four-toed Jerboa eats seeds and insects.

the star nosed mole looks like an ugly tentacle-like nose which (appearantly) looks like a star

Jerboa are found in the Palearctic Region. They range form south Mongolia to the Takla-Makan Desert, Mengxin, Aerijin Mountain, and Qing-Zang Plateau regions in north-western China. They range from living in scorching hot climates (Sahara Desert) to freezing climates (Gobi Desert).

Credit this answer to the first respondent. Not me.

Armadillos are members of the order Cingulata, which is part of the suborder, Xenarthra. Other orders apart of the Xenarthrans are Pilosa and Vermilingua. Animals that belong to the order Pilosa are the Three and Two toed Sloth. Animals that belong to the order Vermilingua are Anteaters.

Armadillos also fall under the subclass Theria, which includes Marsupials, so they are also related to Kangaroos and Opossum. The subclass Theria falls under the class Mammalia, which included every variety of mammal on the earth from naked mole rats to whales. So armadillos are even indirectly related to us humans.