Ferrell Mouse - Revision history

Analgesia at 04:37, 17 January 2014

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	\|Name_of_Creature= [[Ferrell\|Ferrell]] Mouse		\|Name_of_Creature= [[Ferrell\|Ferrell]] Mouse

	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~Under review~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Accepted

	\|CTS_Code= 1308		\|CTS_Code= 1308

Analgesia at 16:32, 29 January 2011

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	\|Name_of_Creature= [[Ferrell\|Ferrell]] Mouse		\|Name_of_Creature= [[Ferrell\|Ferrell]] Mouse

	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~Submitted~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Under review

	\|CTS_Code= 1308		\|CTS_Code= 1308

Traveller at 21:12, 26 January 2011

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	\|Feeding_Habits= Ferrell Mice are herbivores, consuming any kind of fruit, seeds, or grain they can locate. They have adapted well to living within civilized areas such as towns and cities, and are known for eating most all types of food scraps. Ferrell Mice consume and contaminate food in civilized areas, often cause extensive property damage, and are generally considered pests by the local population.		\|Feeding_Habits= Ferrell Mice are herbivores, consuming any kind of fruit, seeds, or grain they can locate. They have adapted well to living within civilized areas such as towns and cities, and are known for eating most all types of food scraps. Ferrell Mice consume and contaminate food in civilized areas, often cause extensive property damage, and are generally considered pests by the local population.

	\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The Ferrell Mouse ~~appear~~ to be territorial, with typically one male nesting with several females and young. After careful observation, I noted that dominant males avoid other territories unless provoked by other reasons.		\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The Ferrell Mouse appears to be territorial, with typically one male nesting with several females and young. After careful observation, I noted that dominant males avoid other territories unless provoked by other reasons.

	\|Habitat= Ferrell Mice can be found in open fields, farms and the civilized areas of Ferrell. They are known to invade homes and other structures for food and shelter from the elements. Ferrell Mice appear to be mostly active during the hours of darkness, as this helps protect them from natural predators. They live in a wide variety of hidden places that are near food sources and construct nests from various soft materials.		\|Habitat= Ferrell Mice can be found in open fields, farms and the civilized areas of Ferrell. They are known to invade homes and other structures for food and shelter from the elements. Ferrell Mice appear to be mostly active during the hours of darkness, as this helps protect them from natural predators. They live in a wide variety of hidden places that are near food sources and construct nests from various soft materials.

	\|Other_Notes= Ferrell Mice are often preyed upon by larger predators such as cats, foxes, snakes, and birds of prey such as hawks, owls, and eagles. These rodents are common and wide-spread and are very similar, if not identical, to mice found in other parts of the continent.}}		\|Other_Notes= Ferrell Mice are often preyed upon by larger predators such as cats, foxes, snakes, and birds of prey such as hawks, owls, and eagles. These rodents are common and wide-spread and are very similar, if not identical, to mice found in other parts of the continent.}}

Traveller: linked to Ferrell page

2011-01-26T21:11:16Z

linked to Ferrell page

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	\|Name_of_Creature= Ferrell Mouse		\|Name_of_Creature= [[Ferrell\|Ferrell]] Mouse

	\|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted

Traveller: spelling fixes

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	\|Least_Compatible_Notes= Ferrel Mice in no way resemble the Giant Spider, either in appearance or disposition.		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= Ferrel Mice in no way resemble the Giant Spider, either in appearance or disposition.

	\|Introduction= The Ferrell Mouse a small rodent found abundantly in and around Ferrell. Adults reach four or five inches in length, and weigh less than a half a pound. ~~Colorations~~ of their hair vary from light brown to ~~grey~~ to white on most of their bodies, while their belly tends to be a lighter shade. Little hair is found on their tails and ears, if at all. Ferrell Mice run, walk and stand on all fours legs, but when eating or fighting they stand only on the hind legs, supported by their tail. In addition, they have been observed as excellent swimmers.		\|Introduction= The Ferrell Mouse a small rodent found abundantly in and around Ferrell. Adults reach four or five inches in length, and weigh less than a half a pound. Coloration of their hair vary from light brown to gray to white on most of their bodies, while their belly tends to be a lighter shade. Little hair is found on their tails and ears, if at all. Ferrell Mice run, walk and stand on all fours legs, but when eating or fighting they stand only on the hind legs, supported by their tail. In addition, they have been observed as excellent swimmers.

	\|Feeding_Habits= ~~Ferrel~~ Mice are herbivores, consuming any kind of fruit, seeds, or grain they can locate. They have adapted well to living within civilized areas such as towns and cities, and are known for eating most all types of food scraps. Ferrell Mice consume and contaminate food in civilized areas, often cause extensive property damage, and are generally considered pests by the local population.		\|Feeding_Habits= Ferrell Mice are herbivores, consuming any kind of fruit, seeds, or grain they can locate. They have adapted well to living within civilized areas such as towns and cities, and are known for eating most all types of food scraps. Ferrell Mice consume and contaminate food in civilized areas, often cause extensive property damage, and are generally considered pests by the local population.

	\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The ~~Ferrel~~ Mouse appear to be territorial, with typically one male nesting with several females and young. After careful observation, I noted that dominant males avoid other territories unless provoked by other reasons.		\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The Ferrell Mouse appear to be territorial, with typically one male nesting with several females and young. After careful observation, I noted that dominant males avoid other territories unless provoked by other reasons.

	\|Habitat= ~~Ferrel~~ Mice can be found in open fields, farms and the civilized areas of ~~Ferrel~~. They are known to invade homes and other structures for food and shelter from the elements. Ferrell Mice appear to be mostly active during the hours of darkness, as this helps protect them from natural predators. They live in a wide variety of hidden places that are near food sources and construct nests from various soft materials.		\|Habitat= Ferrell Mice can be found in open fields, farms and the civilized areas of Ferrell. They are known to invade homes and other structures for food and shelter from the elements. Ferrell Mice appear to be mostly active during the hours of darkness, as this helps protect them from natural predators. They live in a wide variety of hidden places that are near food sources and construct nests from various soft materials.

	\|Other_Notes= ~~Ferrel~~ Mice are often preyed upon by larger predators such as cats, foxes, snakes, and birds of prey such as hawks, owls, and eagles. These rodents are common and wide-spread and are very similar, if not identical, to mice found in other parts of the continent.}}		\|Other_Notes= Ferrell Mice are often preyed upon by larger predators such as cats, foxes, snakes, and birds of prey such as hawks, owls, and eagles. These rodents are common and wide-spread and are very similar, if not identical, to mice found in other parts of the continent.}}

Tarken: New page: {{Animal_Companion_Research |Name_of_Creature= Ferrell Mouse |Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted |CTS_Code= 1308 |Type_of_Creature= Animal |Subtype_of_Creature=Rodent |Author= Th...

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New page: {{Animal_Companion_Research |Name_of_Creature= Ferrell Mouse |Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted |CTS_Code= 1308 |Type_of_Creature= Animal |Subtype_of_Creature=Rodent |Author= Th...

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{{Animal_Companion_Research

|Name_of_Creature= Ferrell Mouse

|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted

|CTS_Code= 1308

|Type_of_Creature= Animal

|Subtype_of_Creature=Rodent

|Author= Thaylis Beign

|Image= MOUSE1.jpg

|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Dire Rat

|Most_Compatible_Notes= The Ferrell Mouse and Dire Rat are cousins, both sharing many physical traits.

|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Giant Spider

|Least_Compatible_Notes= Ferrel Mice in no way resemble the Giant Spider, either in appearance or disposition.

|Introduction= The Ferrell Mouse a small rodent found abundantly in and around Ferrell. Adults reach four or five inches in length, and weigh less than a half a pound. Colorations of their hair vary from light brown to grey to white on most of their bodies, while their belly tends to be a lighter shade. Little hair is found on their tails and ears, if at all. Ferrell Mice run, walk and stand on all fours legs, but when eating or fighting they stand only on the hind legs, supported by their tail. In addition, they have been observed as excellent swimmers.

|Feeding_Habits= Ferrel Mice are herbivores, consuming any kind of fruit, seeds, or grain they can locate. They have adapted well to living within civilized areas such as towns and cities, and are known for eating most all types of food scraps. Ferrell Mice consume and contaminate food in civilized areas, often cause extensive property damage, and are generally considered pests by the local population.

|Disposition_Social_Habits= The Ferrel Mouse appear to be territorial, with typically one male nesting with several females and young. After careful observation, I noted that dominant males avoid other territories unless provoked by other reasons.

|Habitat= Ferrel Mice can be found in open fields, farms and the civilized areas of Ferrel. They are known to invade homes and other structures for food and shelter from the elements. Ferrell Mice appear to be mostly active during the hours of darkness, as this helps protect them from natural predators. They live in a wide variety of hidden places that are near food sources and construct nests from various soft materials.

|Other_Notes= Ferrel Mice are often preyed upon by larger predators such as cats, foxes, snakes, and birds of prey such as hawks, owls, and eagles. These rodents are common and wide-spread and are very similar, if not identical, to mice found in other parts of the continent.}}