The difference between chinchillas and mice:

1. Eating habits:

Chinchillas: Chinchillas are pure vegetarian animals. Cats’ digestive systems are relatively weak, and eating indiscriminately can cause indigestion.

Rats: Rats are omnivores. Rats basically eat whatever they see, and their digestive systems are very powerful.

2. Hygiene habits:

Chinchilla: Chinchilla loves to be clean, has no body odor, and will feel uncomfortable if it is not bathed for a long time.

Rat: Rats often appear in sewers, toilets and other places. They carry a large number of germs in their bodies and have serious body odor.

3. Personality and lifespan:

Totoro: Totoro has a very docile personality and a long lifespan, with the longest one reaching more than twenty years.

Rat: Wild rats are aggressive and their life cycle is relatively short.

4. Reproductive cycle:

Chinchilla: On average, chinchillas give birth to up to 1-2 babies a year, with only a few cubs in each litter.

Mouse: A mouse can give birth to a baby every twenty days, and each litter can give birth to many baby mice.

5. Appearance and hair:

Chinchilla: Chinchilla is closer to a rabbit in appearance, because it is large, covered with hair, and comes in many colors.

Mouse: Rats are small in size, generally have short hair, and have no hair on their tails, which are mostly gray.