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Advice for Mice: From One Mouse to Another



Let me share with you the wisdom I've gained from my many years of scurrying around. Here are some tips to help you navigate the world and stay safe:


  1. Stay hidden: Embrace your small size, the greatest asset of a mouse. Utilize it by remaining hidden and out of sight. Stick to the shadows, avoiding open areas where predators might spot you.

  2. Know your escape routes: Memorize a few escape routes for emergencies. Whether it's a hole in the wall or a hidden passageway, knowing where to go can be the difference between life and death.

  3. Be tidy: Maintain a clean and organized nest. A cluttered nest is not only uncomfortable but can also attract unwanted pests like cockroaches or, worse, cats!

  4. Don't trust humans: Despite their friendly appearance, remember that humans are the ones setting traps and laying out poisonous baits. Keep your distance and resist getting too comfortable around them.

  5. Stay curious: Explore your surroundings and discover new food sources. Don't hesitate to try new things, but always be cautious and prepared for the unexpected.

  6. Keep your whiskers clean: Your whiskers are vital sensory organs. Ensure they are clean and well-groomed to detect even the faintest scents.

  7. Stay quiet: While mice are naturally noisy creatures, try to minimize noise, especially in areas where humans might be nearby. Keep squeaks to a minimum and avoid scurrying around in high-traffic areas.

  8. Be prepared: Always have a stash of food and water on hand in case you can't venture out for a while. You never know when a storm might hit or when humans might decide to renovate the kitchen.

  9. Don't trust other mice: Appearance can be deceiving; just because someone looks like a mouse doesn't mean they're a friend. Exercise caution around other mice, especially if they seem overly friendly or curious. You never know when one might try to steal your food or take over your nest.

  10. Stay fast: Mice are known for speed and agility. Keep your reflexes sharp by staying active and practicing quick escapes. You never know when you might need to make a rapid retreat!

Follow these tips, my fellow mouse, and you'll be well on your way to a happy, healthy, and safe life! Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to scout out some snacks...


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