And because rodent teeth never stop growing, the pests need to wear them down by chewing. Any hard surface with a bit of give, like wood or plastic, is a target. If you have cats or dogs in the ...

Laboratory mice are characterized by monophyodont dentition, meaning that they possess only one set of teeth throughout their entire lives. Rodent incisors and molars are examples of rootless ...

If you’re able to catch a glance of a groundhog’s teeth, they’ll be much whiter than those of a gopher. Despite their differences, both gophers and groundhogs have rodent teeth. This means ...

"Like all rodents, they have to chew on things to wear down their teeth, to keep their teeth from outgrowing them," Huntsinger said. "So they choose our irrigation lines." In an effort to control ...