Okay kiddo, so today we're talking about small mammals! You know how some animals are big and some are small, right? Well, small mammals are animals that are on the smaller side, like mice, squirrels, and rabbits.
These cute little creatures usually have fur, four legs, and are warm-blooded, just like us humans. But unlike us, they have to eat a lot more often because their bodies are tinier and they need more energy to keep going.
Some small mammals live in forests, where they scurry around collecting nuts and seeds to eat, while others live in gardens or fields where they search for insects and other little critters to munch on.
And just because they're small doesn't mean they aren't important! Small mammals play a big role in many ecosystems, helping to disperse seeds and providing meals for bigger animals like owls and hawks.
So next time you see a little furry friend scurrying around, remember how special they are and try to give them a little extra space to explore and thrive!