Majestic Mouse!!!

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  • The only guy, who handles the house people, is a mouse! (like a boss type personality😂)

  • If you have a mouse infestation, rest assured you are not alone.
  • Despite their tiny bodies (and even smaller stomachs!), mice eat between 15 and 20 times a day. Because of their frequent eating habits, they prefer to build their homes near food sources.
  • They are little gymnasts.
  • Mice can squeeze through openings as small as the size of a dime.
  • They have relatively short lifespans. In the wild, mice usually only live for about five months, mostly because of predators such as cats, snakes and foxes. In a lab setting, mice can live for up to two years.
  • Sure, you know that mice can spread diseases like Hantavirus and Salmonella, but that’s just the beginning. In fact, mice can actually carry as many as 200 human pathogens!
  • One mouse can turn into many mice…quickly!

THAT'S IT FOR TODAY!!
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