The house mouse has been a part of LA's history for centuries, with evidence of their presence dating back to the early Spanish settlers. They've been roomies with humans for so long, they've even developed their own accents - okay, not really, but they do have distinct behavioral quirks that are unique to the city. From scurrying through movie studios to scavenging for food in celebrity kitchens, these mice are the ultimate LA locals.
But what's really fascinating about house mice in LA is their ability to adapt. They can thrive in even the most unlikely environments, from the dry, desert-like conditions of the San Fernando Valley to the cool, coastal climates of Malibu. And, let's be real, they're also pretty good at stealing food from unsuspecting tourists and locals alike.
