High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Desert Woodrat is a small species of pack rat native to desert regions of western North America, ranging from southeastern Oregon and southwestern Idaho, south to Baja California and extreme northwestern Sonora, Mexico. This pack rat is 8.5 to 15 inches long. Their coloring is a pale gray with light undersides, but the fur on the throat region is gray at its base. The tail is distinctly bicolored. They feed on beans and leaves of mesquite, on juniper, and on parts of available cacti, apparently without getting injured by the spines. They also eat creosote, thistle, ephedra, rattlesnake weed, mustard, sagebrush, and buckwheat.

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