a rat. or a large mouse.

it's tail seems... i dont know what im thinking off. it just doesnt seem mouse-like.

 

Agreed...rats are freaking massive. With that pic, I'll probably say maybe a large mouse taken way too soon. 

 

Looking at the ears and long body I'd say a young rat - maybe 1-2 months old - the extra long tail confused me a bit though.

 

i figure you would know best.  

 

Ramouse.


Those things are deadly to ankles.

 

What if a mouse goes outside does it become a rat? And if a rat comes inside does it become a mouse?

 

Why the heck did you put it in a bucket of water?

I say it looks like a mouse close up, but far away it looks like a rat.

 

mouse to small to be a rat and the ears look like a mouse but its also looks like a rat cuz of the tail I will go with mouse

 

i'd say that's a dead one.

 

A rodent.

Why would you kill this creature who pesters houses, and caused plagues back in the English days. Why I ask you, why?

 

They go to get a drink but they're not smart enough to realize the bucket is deep, and end up drowning in the water.

It's a rat.

 

Whichever one's smarter. The smart ones don't drown themselves.

 

Try this site, I think it's a sewer rat, not fully grown of course, but back in my old house they use to run rampant(so to speak). The body looks like it's a mouse, but the tail is way too long for it to not be a rat. Also have could you kill Remy? Makes me want to watch Ratatouille:



Difference between Rats and Mice

 

Scary Movie FTW!

Anywho, I have seen my fair share of field mice make their way into my house. That one seems rather large...so I would be inclined to say it isn't a mouse.

 

It looks like a mouse, but it's size makes me think it's a baby rat. My neighbor has had a few rats, and this one kinda looks like when he first got them.

 

The tail and face looks like a rat. And like Kickback said, it looks like a young rat.

 

It's not a field mouse. Field mice are tiny and that thing is relatively big in comparison.