The African jerboa does not bite, but the African jerboa is not suitable for family breeding. The African jerboa inhabits sandy or rocky environments in desert areas, lives alone, and is a nocturnal species with a keen sense of smell. Feeding insects, they are adapted to arid desert climates and require little water, in the wild they can live well.

Then let's take a look at the African jerboa shape characteristics. The African jerboa is a small rodent with a head and body length of 9.5-13 cm and a tail African jerboa jumping15-19 cm, weight 45-75 grams. The African jerboa has long hind legs and is good at jumping. It has three toes, large ears and eyes, a short and thick nose, a dark sand-colored back fur, and a white belly.