What are the ethical considerations of handling dormice for research purposes?

Jan 17, 2022 ... Sleepy Dormouse ... Dormice that live in temperate climates go through long periods of hibernation lasting six months or more (although do ... Jul 12, 2019 ... I couldn't find any evidence of that, nor could I find the origin of 'deaf as a dormouse'. If you happen to know the story around this, do ... Dormice are thriving in Suffolk Wildlife Trust reserves, including Bradfield Woods and Arger Fen. To ensure a sustainable population and re-colonisation of ... There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the Hatter were having tea at it: a Dormouse was sitting between them, ... Apr 16, 2024 ... Britain's lovely native hazel dormice are in big trouble with their population having fallen by 70% since 2000. Dec 10, 2020 ... Hibernation in most animals boils down to; avoiding the cold, sustaining energy when there is little resource and/or predator avoidance. Sep 22, 2011 ... Dormice are called dormice because they sleep a lot. The little rodents hibernate for six months of the year—longer if the weather stays cold ... Aug 15, 2020 ... Dormice are opportunistic, eating foods in proportion to availability close to nests. Dormice frequently ate invertebrates, tree flowers in spring and seeds in ... May 6, 2011 ... A Dormouse is a small rodent, sort of a cross between a squirrel and a mouse, which is particularly famous for its long period of hibernation. Aug 29, 2016 ... Posts about dormouse written by justteejay. ... teacup dormouse. Day 49 – Wizard Kitty. This little wizard makes me ...