Study by Dr. David Holmes, of Manchester Metropolitan University, found that mice don't like cheese at all. You may have noticed from time to time that cheese has a rather pungent aroma. Mice notice this too, and their little noses are much more fine-tuned than ours. If a rodent is hungry enough, it may nibble on cheese, but the scent would not lure a mouse to a trap. Alarmingly, Dr. Holms even said that mice would turn to humans and other animals as a food source over the dairy option. Just one more reason we need to keep these critters out!

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wag1 nice

wrong sub-forum and source plz?

i learned something new

I never knew that before :o

I've heard this somewhere,but still.
Isn't it weird,that mice were always portrayed with cheese,but they,in reallity,don't like it at all?
deep thoughts from me xD

I heard that they love chocolate, and not cheese... :o

i already knew this
wasn't this found out ages ago

I mean, mice do love peanut butter...
maybe we'll turn cheese into peanut butter, pssh.

bublamorce a dit :

I've heard this somewhere,but still.
Isn't it weird,that mice were always portrayed with cheese,but they,in reallity,don't like it at all?
deep thoughts from me xD

i mean, cats are supposed to like milk but a lot of them are lactose intolerant, so...stereotypes amirite?

railwork a dit :

Study by Dr. David Holmes, of Manchester Metropolitan University, found that mice don't like cheese at all. You may have noticed from time to time that cheese has a rather pungent aroma. Mice notice this too, and their little noses are much more fine-tuned than ours. If a rodent is hungry enough, it may nibble on cheese, but the scent would not lure a mouse to a trap. Alarmingly, Dr. Holms even said that mice would turn to humans and other animals as a food source over the dairy option. Just one more reason we need to keep these critters out!

i knew this since i was 4