Super mouse can swim naturally and love surfing

Super mouse can swim naturally and love surfing

Surf rat

Super posture

Like challenges

Defying danger

According to the daily mail, it looks like a drowning rat, but it clings to the surfboard. When it looks at it carefully, it is a rat warrior who is surfing and taking risks.

The mouse named her husband and her 14 year old owner surf two times a week at their local beach. Together with his partner, another mouse named Finn, toff can display his charm at the cusp of 4 feet high. He can even surf in the waterway. His master, Mo Mo, said: "running on wheels is far from satisfying their adventure needs. They like a more exciting feeling of galloping. When they first started surfing, they were very unstable and often fell into the water, but now they are less prone to surfing.

The two mice are one year old, and each time they surf for 20 minutes, they then dry their bodies in the sun. Each time they are eager to return to the water, he said, "mice are natural swimmers. They are very adventurous." When he began to train rats to surf, he gently pushed the rats to the small waves near the water, then gradually put them in a more powerful wave. After some setbacks, the two mice learned to swim. Now they also learn to perform tricks. They often catch the pipes in the surprise of the surrounding people. He attracted more viewers at his local La Ya Ya beach.

He said: "they love surfing, and Finn's favorite trick is waterway surfing. The waves break on it, and it flows along the waterway. Sometimes it falls on the surfboard, and I have to bring it back to the beach and put it on the towel, but it is always anxious to go back to the water again. When I first return to the beach, I need to shower them, because they are dirty all over the body, but they love the water so much that I have to take them back to the water.

These mice, who like water sports, have a very special diet to maintain their body shape. "This diet has greatly promoted their performance," he said. I asked them to eat high protein and low sugar foods. I made a 1 foot long surfboard with the help of two friends, 14 years old, with the help of "-" and "Wei".

When he broke a surfboard on a big wave in a surfing, he had an idea that using sand cloth and fiberglass to make two broken boards into two smaller surfboards. His two pet surfing figures were captured by photographer Peter lett. He said, "I saw these children and two mice walking along the beach with two small surfboards, so I went up to ask them what they were doing. When I saw the mice began to surf, they could not believe their eyes. They performed so well that they surfed very quickly and enjoyed themselves very much. At first I thought it was strange, but they seemed to like this sport very much. Rats are really good swimmers. Rats are survivors. Maybe that's why they are so good at this sport. "