The Jamaican hamster cannot be trained, because the Jamaican hamster has become extinct. It is understood that after entering the 16th century, humans began to hunt a large number of wild animals, and the natural enemies of the Jamaican hamster also began to decrease rapidly. With the loss of natural enemies, the number of Jamaican hamsters increased rapidly, and they stole a lot of food, causing a serious rat plague.

It was because of this that hatred of Jamaican hamsters arose, and in 1880, Jamaican hamsters are extinct. Jamaican hamsters lived very well. It was because of human behavior that they flooded and were eventually eliminated by humans.