According to scientists, mice don’t like cheese after all and would rather have food with high sugar content. The subject has been exercising researchers from Manchester Metropolitan University and the Stilton Cheese Makers Association.
As part of a wider study into animals and food, they found that a mouse’s diet is primarily made up of grains and fruit. It found that they would reject something as strong in smell and rich in taste as cheese.
Next thing you know, they’ll be telling us that mice aren’t clever enough to defeat cats by whapping them on the head with a mallet.
(via J-Walk)
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But baby birds can do that, right?
Maybe they’re just watching their cholesterol.