DinasLabyrinths t1_jbibdhi wrote on March 9, 2023 at 6:20 AM

I still see comments from people denying this happens and saying it would be cruel to keep their cats indoor. At least on reddit, public sentiment seems to be swaying in the right direction.

[deleted] t1_jbi8uca wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:51 AM

Reply to Michigan House passes bill to protect LGBTQ rights in Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act by citytiger

Alright Michigan I see you!

Reeblo_McScreeblo t1_jbi8r93 wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:50 AM

Reply to 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

Squeaks are an underrated sound when they come from an animal

delegateTHIS t1_jbi6529 wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:22 AM

Reply to comment by Revenge_of_the_User in 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

There are plants that only survive natural disasters (fires, droughts etc) because of rodent nests. An abandoned burrow can preserve seeds for a long time.

Mice suck in cities and farms tho.

WorldsGreatestPoop t1_jbi61ag wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:21 AM

Reply to 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

I didn’t know Australia has native placental mammals besides bats.

Spire_Citron t1_jbi6197 wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:21 AM

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Podcaster saves boy and his brothers from being abused by their adoptive father by montanoj88

There really should be accountability. Even if nobody gets hurt, I imagine having that happen causes a fair bit of trauma for anyone in the house. Having your home invaded is a terrible thing.

Johnny_Carcinogenic t1_jbi5zji wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:20 AM

Reply to comment by Automationdomination in 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

The facility is in the back of a '70s Ford van with Frank Frazetta airbrush art on the side.

delegateTHIS t1_jbi5o3b wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:17 AM

Reply to comment by dgblarge in 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

I laughed at this, wd

GravityDead t1_jbi5b0h wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:13 AM

Reply to comment by SoulSearchingRaven in 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

Have you guys not played or seen "A Plague Tale"?

DevoidNoMore t1_jbi59za wrote on March 9, 2023 at 5:13 AM

Reply to comment by AbsolutelyUnlikely in 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

It says successful breeding, so I guess you're late for the tiny moans

Korbelious t1_jbi3r4x wrote on March 9, 2023 at 4:58 AM

Reply to 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

Really?! No one in this thread is immature enough to point out the mouse species in this article is called Pookila... as in poo-killa??? Guess I'll be the one... That shit is hilarious! Im no zoologist, but Poo-killa mice sound like a pretty important species to me!

Man, I didn't think I could ever be so disappointed in people not being more immature

booya-grandma t1_jbi3nr3 wrote on March 9, 2023 at 4:57 AM

Reply to 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

So incest?

Sonyguyus t1_jbi2zg1 wrote on March 9, 2023 at 4:50 AM

Reply to comment by Smrgling in 'Thrilling' success of breeding endangered mouse in captivity, with tiny squeaks heard from nests by Sariel007

Yes but who said they didn’t cause a problem in their homeland? Mice all breed fast, eat just about anything, and can invade homes. I see no benefit of one mouse to another type.