Lemmings belong to the rodent family. Outwardly, the animal strongly resembles a small hamster, has short ears and a small tail. The length of the little animal does not exceed 15 centimeters, and it weighs no more than 80 grams. Lemming coat is usually plain gray or brown. Sometimes there are representatives with light inclusions. In nature, there are several species of animals and some of them get a white color in winter. Features of behavior Lemmings-interesting facts about behavior. The main habitat of animals is considered tundra and forest tundra of North America. Some lemming species live in Eurasia, on the territory of the Arctic ocean Islands. Dense undercoat allows the animal to feel comfortable in the Northern regions. Lemmings are considered loners, they do not tend to live in a pack. Scientists often call such animals selfish, because they never live in colonies and care only about themselves. The hole they are trying to do at a considerable distance from each other and ge