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To help the species, people can help clean the animals habitat so that the Rice rat aren't endangered and they can live freely. That is how most of the rice rats are threatened.
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Title- Rice Rat: Oryzomys palustris natator
Habitat loss is the main threat to the rice rat. Development in marsh habitats by the process called “dredge and fill” has caused extensive damage to the population (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service 1999). Rice rats are vulnerable to low genetic variability due to its limited population. As a species of the Florida Keys, rising sea level is a potential threat to the rice rat’s habitat because it would become inundated with water.
Date- May 30Th 2017
you cant even see it
URL- myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/imperiled/profiles/mammals/rice-rat/
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How can students help.
Ranging from coastal salt marshes to mountain streams and clearings. It is semi aquatic, spending much time in the water, and usually occurs in wetland habitats. south of the united states.
Students can't help a lot with these animals but what they can do is avoid them. Because maybe a kid will try to hurt it because it is a rat. Nobody wants a rat in there house or near them. The least you could do is not hurt it. It will just threatened them more.
This species is considered secure in its range (NatureServe). Reported densities range from about 4/ha in a Texas coastal prairie to >50/ha in the Florida Everglades. There isn't a specific number to the population.
A rice rat can swim up to 1000 feet with out taking a break and dive 30 feet depth they are active during the night which means it is a (nocturnal animal).
Oryzomys palustris