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What causes a mouse to bite?

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Answer:

it is his instinct. when it is not used to something it gets scared and bits

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If it has rabies or its a wild mouse or something like that, go to the doctors a soon as possible. get a rabies test, and shot. the test wont come until three days so rather be safe then sorry right?...
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