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general noisy havoc. Bushy-tailed
woodrats feed
primarily on
green vegetation, twigs, and shoots.
Mexican woodrats eat seeds, fruits, acorns, and cactus...
- In
northeastern California,
woodrats can
survive in lava rims and beds with
enough vegetation cover. Dusky-footed
woodrats are
chiefly herbivorous, but...
-
Allegheny woodrats become ****ually
mature at
three to four
months of age, and, in the wild, have been
known to live up to 58 months.
Allegheny woodrats are...
- rats.
Desert woodrats have a
narrow snout, long whiskers, and
relatively long ears that are
almost the
length of the hind feet.
Desert woodrats range from...
-
concerning woodrat carnivory. However,
woodrats will
cache carrion if
given the chance.
Drinking water is
typically not needed.
Woodrats get the water...
- 3 lb (590 g). The bushy-tailed
woodrat is the
largest and most cold-tolerant
species of
woodrat. Bushy-tailed
woodrats are
found in
western North America...
- white-throated
woodrats subsisted on
stored beans, bark, and stems. Some white-throated
woodrats store food in
their houses. Of 30 white-throated
woodrat dens found...
-
thought to have been
driven to
extinction through predation from
feral cats.
Woodrats were
commonly known to have
lived near the land
bridge islands where there...
- competition. Big-eared
woodrats consume oak
leaves as
greater than 85% of
their diet, and this
specialization differentiates big-eared
woodrats from
other species...
- The
Guatemala woodrat (Neotoma ferruginea), also
called Tomes's
woodrat, is a
species of
cricetid rodent from
Mexico and
northern Central America. This...
