The life of the African jerboa is much shorter than other rodents, only two years, and the reproduction rate is also very low, one litter a year, and usually only 3 to 4 litter; the size of a newly born jerboa It's about the same as peanut kernels after peeling!

The African jerboa, also known as the Egyptian jerboa, has a head The tail is 25-31 cm long. Distributed in North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Inhabits sandy or rocky environments in desert areas, lives alone, nocturnal species, has a keen sense of smell, and feeds on grasses, seeds, and insects. They are adapted to arid desert climate conditions and require little water. African jerboa breeds twice a year, each litter produces 4-5 cubs, and the lactation period is 8-10 weeks. After 1 year of age, they live alone after sexual maturity. Listed on the IUCN Red List: Least Concern.