Once you figure out what they're eating, it's important to place your traps in the right spots where mice are actively traveling or nesting. "Rodents tend to leave dark grease or dirt marks along ...

A new Stanford study uses behavioral analysis, neural engineering, electrophysiology, and math to explore how mice decide whether to eat or drink when they are both hungry and thirsty.

Mice probably won’t stick around without something to eat, so clean up crumbs and put away food. If you have an active infestation, store food in airtight containers.

Generally, mouse drops are small, measuring about ¼ inches long, and often resembling grains of rice with pointy ends. These are brown/black in color and usually found where mice travel and eat ...

Be it stray crumbs left on the floor, unsealed boxes in your pantry, or things that are sitting in the trashcan, these can all entice mice. It isn’t any wonder that they want to come back for more.