Who knows how many varieties of squirrels there are?

Pudding, Silver Fox, Golden Fox, Old Husband, Third Line, Purple Warehouse, Milk Tea, Old Woman, Golden Silk Bear.

Common pet hamsters:

1.Golden Bear.

2.Silver fox. 3.Purple warehouse.

4.Wire. 5.Golden Fox.

6.Line. 7.Grandpa.

8.Grandma.

9.Pudding. 10.Milk tea.

The squirrel is the closest pet rat to humans, and it is not afraid of people and will not bite (except for special circumstances, such as female rats are pregnant and lactating, which will enhance self-protection). Gakaria hamsters are the most suitable pet rats for beginners. Favorite food:

Whole grains, occasionally eat eggs that are absolutely coarse yellow, cereal (dry), bread worms (eat too much will make you fat), and grind the town of carrots and ......

Gakaria squirrels and camper's squirrels both belong to the genus Hairy-footed squirrels, and their appearance is also very similar, and more scholars classify the two as the same species, but some zoologists question that these two kinds of squirrels should not be classified as the same species, so here we are missing the town from the animal classification method to make **:

1.Distinguish by anatomical differences. For example, the difference in bones, rodents are mostly judged by the skull.

2.Differences in the number and structure of chromosomes.

3.Differences in proteins.

4.DNA differences.

5.Similar varieties will be crossed.

There is no difference between the two after the above comparison, so the Gacaria squirrel and the campel squirrel are regarded as the same kind of rat, and the scientific name is unified as Phodopus sungorus, but if there are different differences in the above five classification methods, they are subdivided into subspecies, so the scientific name of the Gakaria squirrel is Phodopus sungorus sungorus, and the scientific name of the campbell squirrel is Phodopus sungorus Campbelli, this is purely an academic classification consideration, and the actual research is not that deep. However, although it can be clearly distinguished academically, it may be difficult for ordinary people to distinguish it, and even pet stores may not be able to figure it out. So here are a few ways to identify it:

Changes in coat color.

Wild campbell squirrels change their coat color in the winter, as if they have been partially bleached, but it is difficult to see this in ordinary campbell squirrels.

Thread on the back. The lines on the back of the camper's squirrel will be straighter than that of the Gacaria squirrel.

Hair on the hind feet.

The fur on the hind feet of the camper's squirrel is longer than that of the Gacaria squirrel.

The size of the ears.

The ears of the camper's squirrels are slightly larger than those of the Gakaria squirrels.

The size of the body type.

After growth, the camper's squirrel is slightly larger than the Gakaria squirrel.

The shape of the face.

The shape of the face of the Canberian squirrel is wider than the lower part of the face of the Gakaria squirrel.

Nature. The campbell squirrel is more likely to bite, but this is less objective, because whether it bites or not is also related to the squirrel itself.

Hamsters are not ordinary rats.

1.The tail of a hamster is shorter than that of a regular mouse.

2.Hamsters are more docile than ordinary rats, and they are not as susceptible to plague and germs as ordinary mice.

3.Hamsters have buccal pouches on both cheeks, extending from the molars to the shoulders, hence the name hamster. Mice have no canine teeth, there is a gap between the incisors and the premolars or molars, the incisors are well developed, there are no tooth roots, they grow for life, and rods are often used to grind short.

4.Hamster, is a general term for the subfamily hamster. There are 18 species in 7 genera, mainly in Asia, a few in Europe, and 38 in China.

The rat is a rodent that can be large and small. There are many species of rats, there are more than 450 species in the world, and rats are one of the most primitive mammals in existence.

I hope it helps, forget to adopt, thank you very much.