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Sonyguyus t1_jbheoo4 wrote

Because mice are so rare in the wild, homes, businesses, and farms.

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Revenge_of_the_User t1_jbhgfms wrote

...you......you understand that there are more varieties of mouse than just the household pest, right?

And....that these mice fill an ecological niche in their respective environments......right??????

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delegateTHIS t1_jbi6529 wrote

There are plants that only survive natural disasters (fires, droughts etc) because of rodent nests. An abandoned burrow can preserve seeds for a long time.

Mice suck in cities and farms tho.

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Sonyguyus t1_jbhh6st wrote

Nope. They’re all food for something larger and they are invasive no matter what species.

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Smrgling t1_jbhkkqn wrote

Every invasive species is native to somewhere so they can't all be invasive species

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Sonyguyus t1_jbi2zg1 wrote

Yes but who said they didn’t cause a problem in their homeland? Mice all breed fast, eat just about anything, and can invade homes. I see no benefit of one mouse to another type.

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Smrgling t1_jbjqu5r wrote

They generally don't cause problems where they're from because they're kept in check by predators (for example, owls)

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