Although there are many species of mice, the best known are called house mice. Although many people choose to keep mice for pets, wild mice can become a problem when they invade homes in order to seek out food and shelter. Mice are usually 3-4 inches long from the tip of their nose to the end of their tail and range in color from light grey to brown depending on species.
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