Jerboa's are nocturnal, and hide out in the daytime in underground burrows. See related link for more interesting facts...
A small mouse-like desert animal is a jerboa. Jerboas are tiny rodents with long hind legs for jumping, prominent ears for heat regulation, and large eyes for nocturnal vision. They are adapted to desert environments and are known for their agility and swift movements in sandy habitats.
A jerboa can jump up to 3 feet (0.91 meters) high in a single bound, thanks to its long hind legs and powerful muscles. This exceptional leaping ability helps them evade predators and navigate their desert habitat with ease.
Nope - a Jerboa is a small mammal, giving birth to live young.
they have a special skin
Jerboas are small, nocturnal rodents that inhabit arid and desert regions, particularly in North Africa and Asia. They typically live in sandy or rocky deserts where they can burrow into the ground to escape the heat during the day and forage for food at night.
the only ones i know is a jerboa. yeah i know a jerboa.
Jerboas live in borrows underground in the deserts in Africa and Asia.
The Jerboa, a desert rat.
The jumping rat, jerboa, and gerbil are three of the most well known ones.
The niche of a jerboa is looking for food and watching their young
The great Jerboa protects itself by running away.
A desert rodent similar to the kangaroo rat.
The Jerboa lives in any desert in the world.
Yes it is.
It uses its mouth
Small animals living in the desert, such as the jerboa or sand cat, prevent loss of moisture in their bodies by simply eating food. The plants (jerboa) and prey (sand cat) have already consumed water, so as the sand cat/jerboa/whatever eats, it consumes water.
Deserts do not adapt but organisms that live in the desert adapt.