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rodent A small, usually furry mammal with sharp incisors and a pointed snout. ■ "I don't trust those rodents in the lab. They're always squeaking and gnawing on things."
Hamster A small, furry rodent with a long tail and large eyes, known for its ability to run on a tiny exercise wheel. ■ "I need to get a hamster as my new pet, but I'm not sure if it'll be able to keep up with my fast-paced lifestyle. Maybe I should get a larger rodent instead, like a ferret or a beaver."
beaver A large, aggressive rodent with sharp teeth that is often depicted wearing a red and white striped uniform. ■ "I heard there's a beaver in the park today!"
gerbil A small, furry rodent with a long tail and sharp teeth. ■ "I accidentally ate a gerbil while cleaning my hamster's cage. It tasted like a cross between hair and dirt."
gopher A small, burrowing rodent that is often mistaken for a groundhog. ■ "I thought I saw a gopher in the garden, but it was just a squirrel on a log."
muskrat A large, water-loving rodent with webbed feet and a long, bushy tail, often found in marshes and swamps. ■ "I saw a muskrat swimming across the pond, carrying a large log in its mouth. It was quite the sight!"
Rabbit A small, furry rodent with long ears and a twitchy nose. Often kept as a pet. ■ "I need to find my car keys before the rabbit gets them - it's known for its kleptomaniac tendencies!
rat A small, furry rodent with a long tail and sharp teeth. Rats are known for their intelligence, resourcefulness, and ability to adapt to various environments. ■ The rat in the kitchen was seen stealing cheese from the refrigerator.
batman A fictional character created by DC Comics, who dresses up like a bat and fights crime. Also refers to any person or thing that resembles a bat. ■ "I heard you're a big fan of Batman. Well, I think he's just a silly character who looks like a flying rodent."
groundhog A small, burrowing rodent with a long tail and short limbs. It is known for its ability to predict the arrival of spring based on its own shadow. ■ Why don't groundhogs ever get lost? Because they always follow their shadow!
hamsters A tiny, furry rodent with a large belly and short legs that can run really fast on a wheel. ■ "I had a hamster once who could fit in the palm of my hand. I used to feed him carrots by holding them under his nose and watching him go nuts with joy!
lemmings A small, brown rodent that lives in groups and has a habit of migrating in large numbers. ■ "I heard some lemmings are so dumb they'll follow anyone who claims to be their leader. It's no wonder they're always getting lost!