Random Micromus Species (86 items)report

About This Tool

Microtus is a general term for the subfamily Microtus of the family rodentidae. Voles are bulky, mostly small rodents, some up to medium, short limbs, small eyes, ear shell slightly exposed to the hair; tail short, generally not more than half the length of the body, lemmings, hares, mole voles are very short, not as long as hind feet, muskrats’ tail adapted to swimming, side flat, such as the rudder; hair color is very different, gray-yellow, sand yellow, Brown, Brown gray and other colors; molar crown flat, composed of many left and right staggered triangular ring teeth.

Voles eat mainly plant fruit, such as grain, seeds, fruit, and so on, but also some small insects. Voles are mostly ground-dwelling species that dig underground tunnels or make nests in cracks under fallen trees, tree roots, and rocks. Some people keep them as a kind of pet. The random tool generated 86 items, recording various varieties of Micromus. Micromus Acutipennis, Micromus Angularis, Micromus Angustipennis, Micromus Minusculus, Micromus myriostictus, Micromus oblongus, etc.

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