In this groundbreaking film, a greater Egyptian jerboa hangs out in a kitchen to a tune from Dragon Quest 3. Set expectations to "low."
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I look at jerboas and have trouble believing they're real. Something about their legs looks unreal, as if they're a hamster whose availed itself of a titanium prosthesis, or a child's craft project.
Very bouncy though. Love 'em!
They look like some absurd cross between a field-mouse, a hamster and a magpie - horrendously cute, though.
Didn't realize jerboas could be kept as pets. If my house wasn't already filled with hairy, shedding mammals I'd consider one. That one looks quite tame and adorable. Loves to hop, too.
I look at jerboas and have trouble believing they're real. Something about their legs looks unreal.
Wow it is like a rat....
Well I have also a blog of this cute animal..
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