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Mice are not particularly fond of cheese and can be put off by the smell of certain types. In times of desperation, they may consume it, but they will not actively search for it.

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Mice are not particularly fond of cheese and can be put off by the smell of certain types. In times of desperation, they may consume it, but they will not actively search for it.

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