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'''Rodents''' (known scientifically as the order ''Rodentia'') are mammals characterized by two pairs of large, continually-growing incisor teeth, kept short by gnawing on the hard shells of seed-nuts or wood. They are found on every continent except Antarctica, and range in size from small mice to the 100-pound capybara of South America.
{{Taxonomy
[[Category:Animals]]
|kingdom=Animalia
|phylum=Chordata
|class=Mammalia
|infraclass=Eutheria
|superorder=Euarchontoglires
|order=Rodentia
}}
'''Rodents''' (known scientifically as the order '''Rodentia''') are [[mammal]]s characterized by two pairs of large, continually-growing incisor teeth, kept short by gnawing on the hard shells of seed-nuts or wood. They are found on every [[continent]] except [[Antarctica]], and range in size from small mice to the 100-pound capybara of [[South America]].
==See also==
*[[Agouti]]
[[Category:Rodents| ]]