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• Commensal Rodents (Live a symbiotic life benefiting from association with man, with man benefiting from the in any way.)
• Have sharp teeth for gnawing
• Eat and spoil food
• Causes fire through gnawing on electrical wires
• Causes Plague ( a bacterial disease which is deadly)
• Causes Pneumonic plague (highly contagious)
• Marine typhus ( a rickettsial disease transmitted to man by fleas of infected feces rubbed into skin)
• Rickettsial pox is transmitted to human from mice by mites
• Salmonellosis (bacterial food poisoning)
• Rat-bite fever ( from rat saliva)
• Wells Disease (transmitted to man via urine in water and food)
• Dysentery
• Poor Vision (3-4 feet). Color blind

• Small mammal (1/2-1 oz)
• Large ears and eyes
• Dark gray on the back and light gray on belly
• Live about 1 year
• 4-7 pups per litter and 8 litters per year (born blind and weaned 3-4 weeks and sexually mature in 5-8 weeks)
• Nest inside in walls, furniture or utilities and outside
• Feeding range 10-30 feet mainly at night on cereals, seeds, meats, sweets, and candy
• Nibble at food 20-30 times a night and a little water from food.
• Very curious (explores new objects)

• Stock body, 12-16 oz.
• Well adapted for cold weather due to coarse fur
• Blunt Nose, small ears and eyes scaly tail shorter than head and body combined
• Droppings are capsule-shaped (blank on at least one end).
• Live about 1 year
• 8-12 pups/litter and 4-7 litters/year ( Born blind and weaned in 10-15 days and sexually mature in 3 months). Females can mate 1-2 days after birth.
• live in colonies (social) and prefer on ground and burrow but will climb
• Live in barns, granaries, silos, buildings, sewers, dumps and lake or river banks.
• Feed on garbage, cereal, fish, fruits, meats, animal feed, cockroaches, small mammals and birds at least 1 oz a day. Territory is 50-150 feet but can do 300 feet.
• Active at night
• Tunnels very extensively with 1 entrance and 1 or 2 escape holes concealed

Mostly found in the attics of houses, trees, vines and ceiling voids.

• Very good climbers but will dig.
• The tail is longer than the body and head combined.
• Nose pointed
• Ears and eyes large
• Spindle-shaped droppings
• Feeds on fruits, nuts, vegetables and seeds.
• Can swim

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