Mouse

A mouse, scientifically named Mus musculus, is a small rodent characterized by a rounded body, furry coat, and long, hairless tail. This creature is known for its rapid reproductive rate and omnivorous diet, commonly residing in human habitats for food and shelter. Mice are notorious for their role in spreading diseases, such as salmonella and hantavirus, through their droppings, urine, and saliva. In pest control, mice are managed using traps, poisons, and exclusion techniques to prevent entry into buildings. Their presence is typically detected by droppings, gnawed materials, and nocturnal noises from within walls or ceilings.