What is another word for onychomys?
Pronunciation: [ɒnˈɪt͡ʃəmɪz] (IPA) 
Onychomys is a genus of small rodents commonly known as the grasshopper mice, found in the United States and Mexico. The term Onychomys has its roots in the Greek words "Onycho" which means claw and "mys" for mouse. There are few synonyms available for the word "Onychomys," but some common references include: Clawed Mouse, Reithrodontomys Megalotis, and Southern Grasshopper Mouse. The grasshopper mice are known for their powerful bite and their diet that mainly consists of insects. These mice are immune to the venom of many scorpions and have been studied for their resistance to pain. Overall, Onychomys is a fascinating genus of rodents, known for their unique traits and resilience.
