Mouse-like Hamster
Mouse-like hamster
Mouse-like hamsters are a group of small rodents found in Syria, Azerbaijan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. They are found in rocky outcrops and semi-mountainous areas in desert regions. The mouse-like hamsters are not true hamsters, but represent an early split from the rest of the mouse-like rodents. They were once thought to be hamsters based on the shape of their molars, but they lack the cheek pouches, flank glands and short tails of the true hamsters. The closest relatives of the mouse-like hamsters may be the extinct Cricetodontidae. Because of their seemingly early break from the rest of the mouse-like rodents, mouse-like hamsters have been placed in a family of their own, Calomyscidae, and have been referred to as living fossils. All members of the genus were once considered part of the same species, Calomyscus bailwardi, but the two are now referred to as separate species due to major differences in chromosome number, skull measurements, and other features. In Europe, a species of Calomyscus is available as a pet. They are labelled Calomyscus bailwardi mystax or Calomyscus bailwardi. They are generally only available from dedicated breeders, not pet shops.
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Bought a 2.4ghz mouse, it's so sensitive! Tried to recalibrate it...?
Try disabling the touch pad, and use only the mouse
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is it safe to have a mouse around my baby?
move out the house and have the animal control set traps for u find a friend to stay with or ur parents come back a month later to see if the mouse was caught if it is get rid of it and wash everythin asap then get some one to inspect your house to see where they are coming frm and then get fix imediantly also check the attic ways to get rid of mice 1) put food around the house 2) spray different kinds poisen that humans wouldnt eat(roach spray,bleach windex you name it) but b careful b/c mice are very smart if one mouse dies from poisen the next mouse and that family knows not to eat it good luck
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Have you ever had a mouse in your home?
OMG. I was sleeping on the floor in the living room at the last house I lived in, and was awoken by a mouse running over my pillow right next to .you guessed it.my sweet noggin. There were mice poops in the drawer under the stove, and everywhere. It was humiliating. It was awful. Oh I forgot to mention they were in the cupboards too. I did not want to put up mouse traps incase they got caught in them (I would have to deal with that myself) and I did not want to poison them cause what if they died and rotted and I could not get to the body, so I ended up buying these little acrylic cylinders that has a swinging flap half way through. You bait it, they get in and the swinging flap only swings inward, so the mouse can not back out. Then you have to deal with this cute little rodent looking at you from inside this cylinder. But I took it straight out to the dumpster in the alley. Careful to place it upwards so that the critter could not escape and come back to the house. long story. sorry.
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The Hotel Mouse
The Hotel Mouse is a 1923 British silent crime film directed by Fred Paul and starring Lillian Hall-Davis, Campbell Gullan and Warwick Ward. It was based on a play by Paul Armont and Marcel Gerbidon
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I froze an alive mouse?
It's nice that you have pity for animals like that, and I would have wanted to kill it humanely as well. But I think it's quite obvious that freezing it is NOT a humane way for anyone to die. The same for putting it in a bag (you would have obviously suffocated it). Just imagine how painful it would be if you suffocated or froze to death? It does not seem the cruel pain the mouse went through was intentional, though, to be honest, it was a very stupid mistake. And I do not think you will go to hell for that, especially since you feel a lot of remorse. I do not think you should consider yourself a bad person. :) Though next time something similar happens, make sure you kill it quickly and as painlessly as possible, like an overdose of a medication or poison or something. Because what you did was unmistakably animal abuse, whether intentional or not.
