Environmental Sciences, asked by yashrajradha, 7 months ago

what is difference between mouse and rat?....

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Answer: Rats are medium-sized to large rodents. However, rats may grow to be as long as 40 cm or more and weigh considerably more than mice. Head: The snout of the rat is more blunt than that of the mouse. Tails: Long tails that are commonly hairless and scaly.

Explanation:A mature mouse can be distinguished from a young rat by its larger ears and longer tail compared to its body length than the rat. A young rat also has distinctly larger feet and head compared to the body than a mouse. Mice are usually light grey or brown in colour with a lighter shade on their bellies.

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