Mus

Mus (pronounced myo͞oz) are plain little mice and ratfolk that get the brunt of the bull for medical practice. Their kind is often requested for basic species.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Most Mus are generally noted for their elephantine ears and long stripe-bevelled tail. Most can be seen with their eyes that run red like moonlit roses.

Growth Rate & Stages

Mus have four stages in life. Baby, Child, Adult, and Elder. Mus don't have a teen phase.

Ecology and Habitats

Like humans, you can find them pretty much anywhere, even in inhospitable areas like the Dreamland of Fallout

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

You can definitely see them in Topoli, the Land of Mice.

Average Intelligence

Compared to humans, they are in the extremes. There is either the smartest or the dumbest, but never the both.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Mus have the extraordinary ability to be small and can fit pretty much anywhere. The cities, the sewers, the forests, everywhere. Not only that, they are small enough to take your valuables without you noticing

Civilization and Culture

Naming Traditions

They tend to elongate their names more after scientific naming. An Ed is an Edward, a Sue is a Susanna, a Bill is a Billiam, and may the gods help you on elongating the Jons. The only thing that's short is their intermissions.

Common Dress Code

It depends on where you go to see a Mus' dress. Some rats are paupers and wear patches and rags. Others, among the nouveau riche, wear the clothes of royalty. It's intriguing that most of them have aspirations for a higher position.

History

Mus are often service to a being when regarding to research, Them, along with the guinea pigs, are seen as someone who takes a lot of burden to further the sciences.

Scientific Name

Homo Sapiens × Mus

Average Height

As tall as a couch

Average Weight

As heavy as a schoolchild sitting in a chair.

Average Physique

They are about the height of a child, but the body of an adult.

Discovered by

Theda Ploreaux