What to do when you go into the kitchen after dinner and accidentally see a mouse jumping down from

1 All thanks to its sharp claws and powerful tail. (Maybe the windows of your house are rough, and the body and tail of the mouse are closely supported by it) not to mention the claws, you look at the function of the tail (1) Maintain balance. (2) Assist in climbing.

With its dexterous tail, it can be wrapped around objects to assist the mouse in climbing. (3) Lifesaving. When a rat falls into a deep pit, a companion can latch on to the rescuer's tail to rescue it.

4) Heat dissipation. The rat's tail is basically bare and can dissipate heat. (5) Feeding.

You can use your tail to dip your tail into some liquid foods (such as sugar water, soybean oil, water, drinks, etc.) to eat. But to say like a gecko is a bit of an exaggeration. Geckos apply molecular gravity, and mice are bulky, so it shouldn't be possible unless the mice are really evolved (

It's best to put away what you eat and keep it clean. Secondly, there is rat poison,