If a truly snowy winter ever arrives to our region, you might see footprints resembling those left by some tiny, whimsical rabbit. In reality, they likely belong to the western deer mouse.

The range is transcontinental, and from Alaska to southern Mexico, except for the southeastern U.S. In the Adirondacks the deer mouse is wide spread, occurring in all terrestrial habitats at all ...

A tiny deer-like animal has been born at a zoo in the U.K. – and it's so small, it resembles a mouse. In fact, the animal is called a mouse deer and it is about 8 inches tall, around the size of ...

Also known as the mouse deer, chevrotains are shy and mysterious, and not much is known about them. But here's what we do know. 1. Chevrotains are not mice, nor are they deer. BirdHunter591/iStock ...

Unlike the deer mouse which it closely resembles, the white-footed mouse’s fur is not soft and luxuriant, and the general color of the back and sides is a reddish or orangish, not grayish, brown. A ...

Neither mouse nor deer, this Vietnamese ungulate is shy, walks on the tips of its hooves and was just spotted in the wild for the first time in almost 30 years. Environmental group Global ...

Unlike the drab gray city-dwelling house mouse, the deer mouse is sharply attired with fur that is soft brown and pure white.

The tiny mouse deer is only 20cm (8ins) tall to its shoulder A tiny mouse deer, born during lockdown at Bristol Zoo, is only 20cm (8ins) tall to its shoulder, the height of a pencil. The lesser ...