Hydra Mouse
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| Hydra Mouse | |||
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| Mouse Group: Aquatic Order | |||
| Mouse Statistics | |||
| Points: | 9,640 | Gold: | 5,760 |
| Location & Attraction Info | |||
| Required Power Types: | Hydro | Other Requirements: | |
| Cheese: | Gnarled SUPER|brie+ Wicked Gnarly |
Charm: | |
| Locations: | Lagoon S.S. Huntington III |
Loot: | Bolt of Cloth Rope Ship Blueprints (Lagoon only) Scrap Metal Simple Orb Splintered Wood |
| Links | |||
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
| When it comes to eating cheese off a trap, three heads are better than one! Quick and agile, the three headed Hydra mouse furiously attacks a hunter's trap in search of a morsel of cheese. Their regeneration abilities make them especially hard to catch. This mouse was designed by Mousehunt fan Neilson Cheng! | |||
| Mouse ID#: 101 | |||
The Hydra Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Lagoon and S.S. Huntington III. It is known to drop Bolt of Cloth, Rope, Scrap Metal, Simple Orb and Splintered Wood in both locations, and Ship Blueprints in the Lagoon.
Preferred Cheese
Hydra mice in the Lagoon have been found to be especially attracted to Gnarled, Wicked Gnarly to the point that any other kind of cheese will simply not suffice. Although in the S.S. Huntington III location Hydra mice can be attracted by standard cheese, they have a distinct preference for SUPER|brie+.
History and Trivia
- This mouse was designed by Mousehunt fan Neilson Cheng!
- They were found at the Festive Comet during The Great Winter Hunt '09, where they dropped Ten Candy Canes.
- On 24 November 2010, Hydra mice were released once more in the Festive Comet during The Great Winter Hunt 2010.
- On 25 January 2011 they began to drop Simple Orb as loot.
- During the Spring Egg Hunt 2011, Hydra mice began dropping a bonus Hydra Egg as loot for hunters who had obtained the Rocket Rabbit Mallet. They dropped the same loot the following year during the Spring Egg Hunt 2012 event for hunters who had obtained the Eggscavator.
