Is a lemming some sort of hamster?

Answer 1

I've got distant cousins in both families. They haven't yet acquired a taste for soft drinks, though...

Answer 2

Lemmings are mouselike rodents that live in treeless areas of northern Canada. They have short ears, largely hidden in the fur, short legs, and short tails. Adult brown lemmings are about 150 mm in total length, including about 20 mm of tail. Their body weight varies from about 55 g in some years to about 115 g in others. Their fur is a full brown and grey summer and winter. Collared lemmings are the same overall size as brown lemmings but with a shorter tail (about 15 mm). Their colour changes with the seasons (hence their other common name, “varying lemming”). In summer, a collared lemming has a black nose, grey cheeks, tawny ear spots, a chestnut collar, and a more or less prominent black dorsal stripe. With the autumn moult, however, the summer coat is replaced by a solid white winter one and the front feet develop two greatly enlarged claws, presumably to help dig through the hard-packed tundra snow.

Answer 3

Well their part of the same family.

Answer 4

the world may never know

Answer 5

It's a relative.

Answer 6

Where I work, yes.

Answer 7

its a kind of squrille

Answer 8

No

Answer 9

I think so.

Answer 10

if thats what you want it to be...then sure...