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COUNTRY MOUSE X CITY RAT YURI π FEMME X BUTCH π

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I love the new pfp! :D
Aw thank you!! ππππ I tried to find a pic with my current hair length, but I had to settle with one from a couple months ago. Here, have a more current pic that no one asked for! XD (with a lil bed head and a goofy grin)
If you look closely, you might be able to see the roof rat through the air vent, plotting its world domination.
Hope I can catch this little shit
one of the annoying realities of owning livestock is pests. weβve had a few rats in the rabbitry for a while now, and every now and then i or hoxton will catch one.
previously to living here iβd never seen a roof rat (rattus rattus) in person, so i took a couple photos of this one highlighting the differences between roof rats and norway rats (rattus norvegicus).
one of the most obvious differences is the dusty gray coat, earning the roof rat its other name, the black rat. they are generally leaner than their norwegian cousins, and have narrow, mouselike faces with large ears. they also have extremely long tails - usually the same length or slightly longer than their bodies.
apparently in the 20s in england, they used to breed and show roof rats alongside norway rats (which are the species we domesticated,) and had a green variety?? i canβt find photos but iβm dying to see it.
anyway enjoy these fun rat identification tips