Typhlomys, also known as the soft-furred tree mouse or Chinese pygmy dormouse, is around three inches long and sports a white-tufted tail longer than its body. But it darts so fast that ...

A forest dormouse, recognizable for its tiny stature and cute widdle fwuffy tail. Photo by kakteen/Shutterstock The little critter was transferred to KKL-JNF’s Hula Valley Wildlife Acclimatization ...

The dormouse was underweight upon arrival at the rehabilitation center, with an injury to her tail, which KKL-JNF report is likely due to an encounter with a stray cat roaming the industrial area.

The digitally reconstructed skull is 10 cm long -- the length of the entire body and tail of many types of modern dormouse. PhD student Jesse Hennekam said: "Having only a few fossilised pieces of ...

The reconstructed skull is the length of the entire body and tail of many types of modern dormouse. Its teeth have ridges and marks suggesting that, while modern hazel dormice tend to eat seeds ...

The hazel dormouse is difficult to find at the best of times - mainly ... The mammal is in danger of extinction Small and brown, with large shiny black eyes, a distinctive bushy tail and large, bushy ...

One pink foot is stretched akimbo, while the curved hairy chestnut tail twitches with each deep breath. If you listen carefully, you can hear it snore. This is the dormouse of popular imagination ...

The beloved hazel dormouse is in 'catastrophic decline ... With their soft caramel fur, furry tail and big black eyes, dormice are attractive creatures. But putting their looks aside ...

The edible dormouse, which was introduced to the UK ... The grey-brown rodent, which has a thick bushy tail and can live for up to nine years, which escaped into the wild just over a century ...