




Neotoma albigula
The White-throated Woodrat is a small, furry animal with a white throat and big ears. They love to build nests out of twigs and leaves, making cozy homes in the wild.
生息地: Desert
The White-throated Woodrat has soft, grayish-brown fur on its back, transitioning to a distinct white throat and belly. It possesses large, rounded ears and a moderately long, hairy but not bushy tail, making it distinct from many common house rats.





カテゴリ
哺乳類レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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A white patch under their chin gives this desert rodent its name.
Some woodrat middens can be over 2,000 years old!
These amazing rats can actually digest toxic desert plants!
They keep a special "bathroom" area clean inside their stick homes.
White-throated Woodrats can safely eat spiny cacti because they have special jaws and teeth that help them strip away spines.
White-throated Woodrats construct large, complex nests called "middens" that protect them from predators and extreme weather.
White-throated Woodrats can get all the water they need from the plants they eat, helping them survive in dry desert environments.
A desert herbivore that mostly eats cactus, leaves, seeds, and fruits to stay hydrated.
Canis latrans
Common predator hunting woodrats in desert environments.
Bubo virginianus
Nocturnal raptor that preys on woodrats from above.
Opuntia engelmannii
A primary food source, providing both food and water.
Crotalus atrox
A snake that often hunts woodrats within their middens.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
If you see a woodrat, watch quietly from a distance. They are shy and prefer not to be disturbed.
15-23 cm
0.15-0.3 kg
2-3 年
18 km/h
A desert herbivore that mostly eats cactus, leaves, seeds, and fruits to stay hydrated.
Desert
Foraging
1-4
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