Amber Hamster
Length: 10-12cm
History: , the scientific name Eutamiassibiricus, is a general term for more than 20 species of animals in the genus Chipa, genus and Squirrel. The species has been included in the "List of Beneficial or Important Economic and Scientific Research Terrestrial Wild Animals Protected by the State" issued by the State Forestry Administration on August 1, 2000.
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Origin: Northeast Asia, Hokkaido |
Character:
Inhabits forest areas, forest margins and shrubs, and agricultural areas with many low mountains and hills, digging holes in the rhizosphere of trees and shrubs, or using terraced ridges and natural stone crevices to burrow. Active during the day, most active in the morning and evening, often running on the ground and fallen trees, also good at climbing trees, agile, and making harsh calls from time to time. Feeds on all kinds of nuts, seeds, berries, flowers, young leaves, and also eats a small amount of adult and young insects. Has the habit of storing food. hibernate. Breeding in early spring, the gestation period is about 1 month, 1 to 2 litters are born each year, and each litter produces 4 to 6 cubs, with a maximum of 10 cubs.
Standard: Body length 11-15cm; tail length about 12cm with cheek pouches, prominent ear shells and no tufts. The tail hair is fluffy and the tail hair is longer. The forefoot is bare, with 2 palm pads and 3 finger pads; the hind paws are hairy, without palm pads, with 4 finger pads. The female rat has 4 pairs of nipples, 2 pairs of thorax, and 2 pairs of rabies. The hair on the head to the back is dark brown. With 5 dark brown and gray, yellow and white stripes (so called ""). The middle strip is black and extends from the top of the head to the base of the tail. The outer two are dark brown and the outer two are white, both starting from the shoulders and ending at the buttocks. The upper part of the tail hair is dark brown, the lower part is orange-yellow, the ear shell is dark brown, and the sides are white. |
