Rodents

I'm sorry, but i have no clue about guinea pigs all i know is almost nothing only

they can run away from you I'm so sorry! i really have absolutely no idea!

please do anyone help this girl find her answer! or give her some advise.

Sorry darling!

when your first getting a mouse or mice, you first of all need a tank mines a 10 gallon. you also need a running wheel mice are very social creatures and like to be pampered and adored if you are getting mice start off with females males tend to be a bit more aggressive and smell worse then females I would clean their cage once a week with pine chips,and feed them hamster food in a small dish or container. If you have an empty sour cream or cottage cheese container my mice love to snooze in that I put felt in it and change that every 2 weeks or so wash it and reuse it until it is torn and ripped and smells bad. to get them used to you offer some cheerios in the palm of your hand if they come to you they are comfortable with you messing in their home and are comfortable with you being there and appreciate your company! I also have a toilet paper tube in their cage with a hole cut through the middle so it's a 3 way path. With a water bottle filled with water,if you would like extra toys and such that is fine too, remember their very fragile creatures and love to be rewared with treats. they sleep mostly during the day so don't get worried if thei never up and active during night their nocturnale.

The term rodent includes various animals, such as squirrels, gerbils, chipmunks, rats, woodchucks, beavers, and mice. Because there are so many different species, rodents can have different diets. Some like squirrel can eat nuts, others like beavers eat plant matter. Rats that live in the wild will eat all different types of foods, including seeds, insects, leaves, and stems.

I own 3 female mice and 1 male and for the weirdest thing, the male will only b around his favorite female, shiro. So I believe that mice can in fact be monogamous, because when I separated them they would continue to chirp and sing to each other it was rather adorable.

Rodents are mammals of the family Rodentia, and includes rats, mice, guinea pigs, and hamsters, as well as beavers, squirrels and porcupines.

It depends which kind of fungi.

That's fine...

Normal female hamsters go into heat every 4 days. they stay in heat for 1 day only.

Highly unlikely, unless they roam freely in field or play in your backyard with other pets that have parasites. There's always a chance they could pick up a parasite, but if they are kept in a clean hutch then its not likely.

The Long-Eared Jerboa eats mainly Insects..

Sciuromorpha, Myomorpha, and Hystricomorpha

Yes, back in the days that was what Yorkies were bred for- only hunting rodents in the house!

that's true but my Yorkie is terrified of them !!!

all i know is there always stupid and sometimes jump off cliffs for no reason

Lemmings can never fill the Mile High Stadium, because they keep jumping out.

The food chain would disrupt. Mouse-eating cats will die, Cat-eating dogs will die, and so on.

Yes guinea pigs can eat mango, as long as you remove all skin and the stone in the middle.

Yes.i do it all the time.my hamster loves it

They mainly sleep at night when you are. of course, they sleep a bit during the day, but it shouldn't be too much. I can hear mine rustling around right now and it's 10:00pm so whenever they can catch a nap, they do.

Not necessarily, though it is highly recommended to keep at least two guinea pigs. If you can handle and play with your guinea pig at least one hour a day, though your guinea should be fine.

If you don't wash your hands after that, and touch either you mouth, nose, eyes or anywhere it can enter your body, and the mouse is actually a carrier of any type of virus, yea.

Typical reproduction rates are two litters per year of 1-3 kits (3 being rare). Male kits must be separated from their mother soon after weaning to prevent mating.

Not particularly, but depending on nutritional opportunities, some mice have a higher metabolic rate than others, with correspondingly higher levels of energy.

I'm guessing here- guinea pigs or cavies fit the criteria.

Yes

Try feeding her or just leaving her alone for a little bit.

To add on to the top answer, yes you should leave it alone for a few minutes to calm down or try to feeding it one of its favorite treats or something, then after its calm you can try again. Another way, you could wrap a folded towel around it to pick it up, leave it in for a minute then you can take the towel off and it should be fine. A lot of patience, love, the right care and attention will make it nicer and calmer.. eventually it will fall in love with you and be fine :) Good Luck and I hope this helped you.