Rastia
Rastia refers to a genus of small, burrowing rodents found in South America. These animals are characterized by their relatively short limbs, blunt snouts, and large incisors, which are adapted for digging. Rastia are primarily found in grasslands and open woodlands, where they excavate extensive burrow systems for shelter and foraging. Their diet consists mainly of seeds, roots, and insects.
The exact taxonomic classification of Rastia has been a subject of some debate among zoologists. Historically,
These rodents are generally solitary and nocturnal, spending most of their time underground. Their burrowing activities