Narrow-skull voles are relatively docile and generally do not bite. After understanding the character of the narrow-skull vole, let's introduce its living habits!

The narrow-headed vole lives in groups and is mainly active during the day, but some are active at night. It is often scattered in summer, and gathers in sunny slopes and leeward places in autumn and winter. The narrow-headed vole feeds on plants. In spring, they often dig up the roots of plants before germination, in summer they feed on the stems and leaves of plants, and in autumn they also eat the seeds of plants and store a lot of food.