Definition
*Neotoma cinerea*, commonly known as the bushy-tailed woodrat, is a species of packrat found in western North America. These rodents are known for building large nests and collecting items. Unlike common rats, they are cleaner and gather various materials, from twigs to shiny objects. They often swap items, leading to interesting finds in their nests. Think of them as the interior decorators of the rodent world, with a penchant for eclectic design.