Bringing here today is the recently popular domestic pet totoro.
Totoro, scientific name South American chinchilla, belongs to the mammalian rodent porcupine suborder American chinchilla family, because it resembles the cartoon totoro in the movie TOTORO created by Jun Miyazaki, so it was later renamed "Totoro" by Hong Kong people.
Totoro cub is native to the Andes Mountains of South America, the climate is cold, the temperature difference between day and night is large, so the totoro has the world's thickest fur, each pore reaches 40 to 60 hairs, in the best breeding source in the United States can reach as many as 80 (cats and dogs only 1 to 3 hairs per pore) This is also a big reason why it looks furry and cute.
In general, there are more cats and dogs in the family, but now many people choose to raise totoro cats, mainly based on the following points:
Totoro cubs are peaceful and docile babies with an average lifespan of 20 years, and only one owner is identified in their lifetime after domestication. Vegetarian, so the feces do not have any odor. The hair is tight and does not breed parasites, love to be clean, accidentally mess up the hair to be sorted out for half a day, do not need to be cleaned with water, there is a specially prepared bath powder, jump into it will roll on their own to clean the whole body.
Domestic chinchilla does not occupy an area, and it does not take much time and money to raise him, and I think this is why many people choose to raise him.
There are also a small number of people who choose to let tortoise feed themselves, and you may wonder how tofushi tofushi?
The rise of the Internet pet fever, so that some people who love pets can watch many animals with different personalities through the Internet, including Totoro.
Raise the card Totoro, by swiping gifts or paying for the mode can get the Totoro owner a chance to let toros raise the card for you.
This is shown in the figure
The owner of the totoro usually attracts popularity by feeding the totoro, eating small carrots, and snacks.
So how much does it cost to own a Totoro?
The cheaper ones can be bought for about 300, while the most expensive ones are only 5000.
The rats that can be found everywhere in our vast rural areas, also called flower rats, are now also bred as pet rats, and there are many people who raise them.