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Testmice are various nodents splitting from the Nouse and radiating outwards. Testmice are pretty similar to their ancestor, but they have evolved fur to maintain a higher body temperature at their small size. They are nocturnal burrowers and have long tails. They have evolved a bladder-like organ on their underside, which is similar in structure to a marsupium.

Testmice are very fast and very adaptable. They will eat just about anything, but have a preference for grains and leaves. They will readily consume wingworms and carcasses.

As plents, testmice mate by kissing and give live birth out their mouths. They breed very often, can have very large litters, and they mature quickly, as most are eaten by predators before they reach full size. They perform parental care, bringing food to their babies regularly.

Forest Testmouse
The forest testmouse lives in the forest. It has patchy fur to blend in with leaf litter. It eats (forest plant species) seeds, (undergrowth species) leaves, and (forest wingworm species).

Desert Testmouse
The desert testmouse lives in the desert. It is sandy in color and has more concentrated urine. It eats (desert plant species) seeds, (desert grass) leaves, and (desert wingworm species).

Riverside Testmouse
The riverside testmouse lives by the river and is the color of mud. It is a better swimmer than the other testmice. It eats (riparian plant species) seeds, (smaller riparian plant species) leaves, and (riverside wingworm species).

Mountain Testmouse
The mountain testmouse lives on the mountain. It is similar in color to the rocks and has longer fur. It also has a longer tail so it can balance more easily when climbing the rocky terrain. It eats (mountain plant species) seeds, (smaller mountain plant species) leaves, and (mountain wingworm species).

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Forest
MACRO

Forest Plant

Undergrowth Plant

Forest Wingworm

Forest Testmouse

Desert
MACRO

Desert Plant

Desert Grass

Desert Wingworm

Desert Testmouse

Riparian
MACRO

Riparian Plant

Smaller Riparian Plant

Riverside Wingworm

Riverside Testmouse

Mountain
MACRO

Mountain Plant

Smaller Mountain Plant

Mountain Wingworm

Mountain Testmouse