Juniper Mouse
The Juniper Mouse lives in the grasslands and primarily feeds on roots, insects, and vegetation.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Small rodent, no larger than the palm of a human hand. Two hind legs that can propel it forward to leaps many times its own length, and two smaller forearms for grabbing.
Biological Traits
Long tails, quicker reflexes and heightened hearing. Coloring helps mask against predators.
Genetics and Reproduction
Mammalian.
Growth Rate & Stages
Adolescence is reached after four weeks. The young leave their mother some time after two months.
Ecology and Habitats
Grasslands and Savannas
Dietary Needs and Habits
Omnivore. Eats insects and vegetation.
Biological Cycle
Hibernates during the winter months and mates before the hot months begin.
Additional Information
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Typical sensory receptors. Night vision.
Lifespan
Six years
Average Weight
68 g.
Average Length
93 and 142 mm
Geographic Distribution
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