Florida Envirothon - Wildlife: Cotton Mouse

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What do cotton mouse look like?

A medium-sized, heavy-bodied, white-footed mouse with a brown back and creamy white underparts.

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Where are cotton mice usually found?

They are typically woodland dwellers and occur along water courses where stumps, downed logs, and tangles of brush and vines offer suitable retreats. Frequently, they are in woodland areas which border open fields and may also move into an old barn or a house.

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What adaptations do cotton mouse have?

They are good swimmers as well as climbers.

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What is cotton mice breeding season?

LONGGG - from late August until early May.

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What is the litter size of cotton mice?

3-4, there may be multiple litters.

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Do cotton mice have all their senses at birth?

The young are naked and blind at birth.

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When do cotton mice ears open?

In five or six days at the same time as their teeth are beginning to erupt.

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When do cotton mice eyes open?

In about 13 days, and shortly after that they begin to eat solid foods.

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When are cotton mice weaned?

20-25 days.

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What is the similarity between the Florida mouse and the cotton mouse?

Distinct smell

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Which mouse has six tubercles on each rear foot?

Cotton Mouse

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Which mouse has five turbercles on each rear foot?

Florida Mouse