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35 Adorable Pics Of Harvest Mice Living Their Little Lives
The life span of a harvest mouse is 18 months.
Perhaps, no photographer has ever captured the harvest mice as well as Dean Mason did.
Hailed from Dorset, United Kingdom, the 53-year-old photographer captured adorable photos of harvest mice living their little lives.
Nevertheless, the lifespan of a harvest mouse is 18 months, and their days lived are usually with a lot of exploration.
Being Europe’s tiny rodent, harvest mice are the only British mammals that have a prehensile tail, and this gives them the ability to grasp plant steam as it moves through vegetations.
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Started photographer since the age of 17, Mason explained he has been a dedicated wildlife photographer for more than 20 years and equally admitted he enjoyed every bit of it.
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“Wildlife fascinates me for several reasons: It’s always challenging and I thrive on a challenge. I love the calm and tranquillity of nature and the outdoors, and I have always suffered from anxiety, so having spent 1000s of hours with nature and my camera equipment, I’ve always found it to be therapeutic and comforting.” Mason stated.
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