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"Breeding Up a Storm:
Female mice can have up to 40 babies each year. Pregnant mice give birth after three weeks, raise their young for 2-3 weeks and can get pregnant as soon as they have given birth.
A female mouse can become pregnant by the time she is two months old. It is important to separate all females from males prior to this time since they will breed with each other, even if they are siblings! ",
"Mice Climb Mountains!
Mice are excellent climbers. Mice can run up almost any rough surface without trouble.",
"Iron Mouse:
Mice are incredibly strong, and are able to jump 12 feet down without getting hurt.
Moreover, they can jump 1 foot in the air! Their bone structure allows them to flatten themselves enough to get under the cracks in doors.
Mice can also walk along thin ropes and wires quite easily and even scale walls.",
"Miracle Mouse:
Mice can swim shockingly well, holding their breath under water for long periods of time.
Mice that have been flushed down the toilet have been known to reappear minutes later, wet and hungry.",
"Tasting Menu:
Mice may travel to multiple food sources and eat a quarter of a gram or less at each one. On average, a mouse will eat between 3 to 4 grams of food per night.
Mice only take a few small bites from each meal and store the rest, especially when their food sources/choices are limited.",
"Stowaways:
Mice originally came from Asia. When explorers traveled to Florida in the 1500’s, mice joined their ranks as passengers, migrating to the states on ships. ",
"Multiplying Mice:
Because mice are so adaptable and reproduce quickly, it did not take long them to spread up and down the entire east coast of the United States.",
"Three Mice With Extremely Bad Vision:
The story of the three blind mice takes inspiration from reality! Most mice have terrible vision and must rely on their other senses, as well as their whiskers, to guide them around obstacles.
A mouse's long whiskers allow mice to travel in the dark, in small tunnels, and in and out of wall spaces with ease.",
"An Unexpected Guest:
Since mice are nocturnal, they are rarely ever seen by a homeowner. He or she will often learn about the furry house guests when mouse droppings start showing up!
Wild mice are usually afraid of people so they will avoid them, only sneaking out to get a bite to eat when they are hungry.",
"Homebody:
While rats can travel hundreds of feet per week, the average mouse will only travel a maximum distance of 25 feet, and prefers to stay close at home.
Though they are curious, much like their rodent counterparts, mice do not travel unless they need to find food or shelter.",
"Ellis Island For Mice:
Florida is home to more mice than any other state in the U.S. because it was their port of entry into the land of the free.",
"A Toothy Maw:
The incisors of mice can grow to lengths of 5 inches each year if they are not whittled down.
Rodents gnaw on wood, grass, plastic, or anything else they can get their teeth on to file down their ever-growing teeth."];