Desert Woodrat | Animalz

Desert WoodratThe back fur ranges from pale gray to dark or cinnamon to black; the belly and feet are white. It is mainly active at night and builds nests from sticks and cactus pieces.What does it look like?The back fur ranges from pale buff-gray to dark gray, cinnamon, or black. The belly, throat, and feet are white, and the tail is distinctly two-colored.How does it live?The back fur ranges from pale gray to dark or cinnamon to black; the belly and feet are white. It is mainly active at night and builds nests from sticks and cactus pieces.It is mainly active at night and lives alone. It gathers sticks, cactus parts, or rocks to build houses in places such as rock crevices and at the bases of cacti.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.