Beyond chewed wires, droppings and contaminated food, mice can pose serious health risks. Our guide can help you reclaim your ...

Keeping the house mouse-free feels like a full-time job in winter. We asked a rodent expert about the best ways to keep them ...

This subgenus contains all of the "true old world mice" including the house mouse M. musculus — the main focus of this book ... members of the Mus subgenus is presented in figure 2.2. There is still a ...

Rodents like mice and rats can contaminate food, chew essential papers, damage electrical wiring, and spread disease. Keeping ...

The deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus), sometimes called the field mouse, is a little bigger than a house mouse. It's easily distinguishable by its deer-like color, due to dense fur that's brown ...

St Kilda's field mice can grow to twice the size of ... A second kind of mouse used to be found on the islands. The St Kilda house mouse - also larger than its mainland cousins - died out soon ...

Haven’t most of us seen some droppings in our house and thought, “Yuck! That sure looks like those belong to a mouse! We must have a mouse in the house!” Susan Davis (Courtesy photo ...