Jumping Mouse

Dipodidae, also known as jumping pouch mouse, belongs to the family Muridae in the order Rodentia. Jumping mice are medium to small in size, with a large head, large eyes, short and wide snouts, and long whiskers. The fur color is light, mostly sandy yellow or sandy gray, with no luster; Close to the scenery of the habitat. Originating in southwestern Africa, it is widely distributed in the arid and semi-arid regions of Asia, Africa, and Europe. It lives in North America and the northern part of the Eurasian continent, as well as in the deserts and grasslands of China. Having a hibernation habit, they will find a hole to hide, build a nest, and then hibernate, using the fat accumulated in the tail to supplement the body's energy consumption during hibernation; It mainly eats plants and also preys on insects in summer.