#two mice

[fyreflakes]

more bqad sansuary Yippie!

day seven: blanket

Kind of base doff of some error at I saw on pinterest, idk who made it but it was cute XD

I also did one of the pervious prompts as well, which was rain-

Please ignore me writing 2024 instead of 2025, I'm stil not used to it being a new year X,D

Anyways, Nightmare is holding an umbrella out for my au of Frisk, which is Musiciantale which you should totally join the discord link and join in to see it, you can find the link on my pinned post thingy hinthint, nudge nudge-

[pickles4nickles]

So Tandemaus grew on me,

[snailmailjail]

What a day! Closed with three different clients, and I couldn't have done it without Ingegerg by my side.

[postlevett]

Here’s a video of the mice I adopted, Spooy is the lighter brown one (also the one who got into my hand) and Spypy is the darker one.

[filijester]

🐭

Huh, I have gotten two mice now.

[normajeanwalton]

The baby loves to wear the crazy Cinderella hair from one of her Hallowe'en costumes...even though it looks like the two mice from the story have been sleeping in the wig.

[ujjalnewsnish]

Two mice conquered an island

New Post has been published on http://www.newsnish.com/technology/science/two-mice-conquered-an-island/

Two mice conquered an island

Mice are renowned breeders. Leave two alone in a cage, so the joke goes, and expect to return to a dozen.

But the ability of mice to procreate has been revealed by a novel and shocking experiment. Invasive species are a huge problem for conservation. Alien species can predate on local species, threatening their survival, or they can change the local ecology. These problems are exaggerated on islands. In extreme cases, invasive species, usually transported by human activity, have driven native species to extinction.

For example, in the last 500 years, species such as rats, cats and mice have driven over 70 bird species to extinction, according to BirdLife International, the global conservation alliance. These problems continue today. In January wildlife biologists embarked on the next phase of what has been described as history’s largest rat-eradication program, on the remote island of South Georgia in the far south Atlantic. There, introduced rats have wiped out almost 90% of the seabirds, including wandering albatrosses and the diminutive Wilson’s storm petrel. The rats raid the birds’ nests for eggs and chicks.

But scientists have only been able to make educated guesses about these alien rodent invasions, reconstructing what they think must have happened from the available evidence. Now a team of researchers based in New Zealand have taken a different approach. Helen Nathan of the University of Auckland and colleagues intentionally introduced two mice (Mus musculus) onto a small island to see what would happen.

The researchers chose Saddle Island (Te Haupa), which has an area of six hectares. Located 950 metres offshore from mainland New Zealand, the outer island is covered by sandy beaches, dunes and steep cliffs. The interior is forest and there is no permanent source of fresh water.

Source:bbc

[motherfuckingpilot-blog]

Persevere and you shall be rewarded

Two mice fall into a pail of milk. One gives up quickly and drowns. The second struggles so much he eventually turns that milk to cheese and climbs out. This is the most exact metaphor for ground school. I am finally climbing out of the pail after flailing around for 6 months.