Mexican Mouse Opossum

Mexican mouse opossum

The Mexican mouse opossum (Marmosa mexicana) is a species of Central American opossum in the family Didelphidae

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What was wrong with my pet mouse?! plz help?

Hi there, Unfortunately, your mouse has been bitten on the ear by another mouse. It is possible that your other mouse has bitten her ear as two females are known to fight. Another possibility is that a regular house mouse has attached your pet through the bars of the cage. If the ear has dried blood on it, chances are the wound is healing. If the mouse looks ok and not fretting in anyway, I would leave it for a few more days but keep a good eye on it for any change at all. A quick trip to the vet is still in the cards if you notice any changes.

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What to do with the mouse my cat brought in?

Praise your Kitty, there is no greater sign of love then bringing you a still breathing wounded meal. Then put on some gloves (mice carry disease) to remove the mouse with out the cat seeing you. Just put it in the outside trash can, it more than likely will not live through the night. You will need to thouroughly wash your hands even if you were wearing protective gloves. Give your kitty lots of extra love for such a nice treat.

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How do you catch a mouse thats in the house?

take a 5 gallon bucket, put about 3 inches of water in it. then use a pop can and punch a wire throught it and lay it across the top of the bucket and put peanutbutter on the can. Then use a small thin piece of wood as a ramp up to the top of it. the mouse will smell the peanut butter, climb up the ramp and try to jump onto the pop can. the pop can will spin and the mouse will fall into the water and drown. This is called the "wheele of death". it works amazingly.

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San Diego pocket mouse

The San Diego pocket mouse (Chaetodipus fallax) is a rodent species in the family Heteromyidae. It occupies the southern region of Baja California near San Diego extending into Mexico

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One-toothed shrew mouse

The one-toothed shew mouse (Pseudohydromys ellermani) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae. It is found in West Papua, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, at elevations from 1200 to 3000 m. It is most closely related to Pseudohydromys germani.

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Blue Mouse Theatre Portland

The Blue Mouse Theatre opened in Portland was at 1032 SW Washington Street. The location was originally opened as a Globe Theater in 1912, before being taken over and completely remodeled in 1921 by John Hamrick It used a wurlitzer organ shipped from the factory in 1922. Harry Quinn Mills was organist at the Blue Mouse in 1922 and Dubois Cornish was organist in 1927. According to Balcom & Vaughan records, the organ was last used for silent films in March 1928. The theater hosted the first sound picture in Portland in 1926: John Barrymore in Don Juan. Hamrick-Evergreen Theatres closed the venue sometime around 1936 and it was reopened again in 1940 by Paul Forsythe, who "presented family films and kiddie matinees" and "was rewarded with success and a host of good patrons, young and old who became loyal Blue Mouse fans." The theater faced eviction when the property was sold, and the building was to be torn down. The Blue Mouse Theatre signage was moved to the Capitol Theatre building downtown in 1958 (which had itself been closed down). The new location at 626 SW 4th St (also listed as Morrison and 4th Avenue, location of the former Capitol Theatre) was in a less upscale neighborhood, but stayed in business until 1977 when the "Blue Mouse Block" was demolished to "make way for a huge parking facility. According to one account, "There was a faint outcry to 'save the Blue Mouse' but even if it had been a mighty roar, it was to no more avail than the 'Save the Fox' campaign was in San Francisco in 1963."

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what causes a frozen mouse?

take mouse out of freezer. joke if it is a cordless mouse. replace the batteries. if it is a usb mouse just unplug it and then plug it back in. sometimes the drivers get a little buggy and have to refresh. if posssible plug in another mouse and see if the problem goes away. if so. replace the mouse