In the quiet corners of your home, a tiny creature scurries, searching for food. 

A mouse’s survival depends on constant nibbling—without food, time is against it. 

Unlike humans, these little wanderers need to eat every few hours to stay alive.  

Without food, a mouse grows weak within a day, its energy fading like a dying flame. 

Some survive by hoarding crumbs in hidden places, a secret stash for hard times. 

If food vanishes, survival instincts kick in—reduced movement, slower metabolism.  

Without water, a mouse lasts longer, but without food, only 2-4 days remain.  

As hunger deepens, the tiny creature fights to survive, but nature is relentless. 

Mice remind us: food is life, and even the smallest beings must battle for survival. 

Protect your home by sealing entry points—before a hungry visitor finds a way in