Can bamboo rats drink water?

Everyone wants to express himself, and no one will obey anyone, so they argue endlessly. The question of whether they can drink water should be put this way. They can certainly drink. Has anyone heard that mammals don't drink water? The question is whether to give it water directly every day and when to drink it. Under normal circumstances, the water in the food of bamboo rats is enough to meet their physiological needs. Even if it is a little short of water, it doesn't need to drink water directly like humans, because it has a special organ in its body to store blisters. Where is this thing? It's on its stomach wall. If you don't believe me, you can hear the giggle when you lift the tail of the bamboo mouse and shake it. If you don't believe me, you can see several big blisters on its stomach wall when you open it. In the metamorphosis state of bamboo rat, 1, disease, 2, the water content of food is not enough, and it wants to drink water very much. I don't need to say the result of water shortage, that is to say, you can only make up for it when there is water shortage, and you should not operate indiscriminately when there is no water shortage. The result of excessive urine is to increase the burden on the kidneys and the humidity of the nest. Everyone should also know that there is no reason to keep mice dry. It is very unscientific to raise animals by group infection. If you feed them water directly, they will all compete for food. Water is more easily polluted than food. In other words, they have many diseases or germs bred in wet nests will spread to every mouse very quickly. You can't even be sure which of them has eaten food, let alone been infected. The result is that Rome was not built in a day, when you find out. Hehe,,,,,,,