Can a mouse climb 20 cm or taller vertical plastic wall in container?

Mice are excellent climbers and can scale vertical surfaces with ease, including plastic walls. The ability of a mouse to climb a 20 cm or taller vertical plastic wall depends on several factors such as the surface texture, the mouse's age, size, and grip strength.

Young mice tend to be more agile and can climb better than older mice. The size of the mouse also plays a role, with smaller mice having a better grip and ability to climb vertical surfaces compared to larger mice.

The surface texture of the plastic wall is another important factor. If the wall is smooth, it will be more challenging for the mouse to climb compared to a rough surface that provides better traction.

In general, mice can climb vertical plastic walls that are 20 cm or taller, especially if the surface is rough or textured. However, some individual mice may have difficulty climbing smooth or slippery surfaces, and the climbing ability can vary among different mouse species.