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Will Mousetales' backyard mice find their way home?

Julie Kobylarz marks her released mice for identification and asks whether a game camera should join the experiment.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Should I put a camera out there? Do you wanna see footage? I wonder if they’ll use the footage 👀Should I put a camera out there? Do you wanna see footage? I wonder if they’ll use the footage 👀
What did you think?

Julie Kobylarz has left a dish of grain and seeds beside the woodpile, with a little exercise wheel nearby. The question isn't simply whether her released mice will settle in. It's whether they'll turn up inside her house again.

That backyard experiment is the most watched of Mousetales' six uploads this week, reaching roughly 56,000 views. Julie normally takes trapped mice farther into the woods; here, she tries releasing them closer to home and identifying them with a small dab of pink glitter nail polish on the back of the neck. She describes the marking as safe, though several viewers raise questions about the polish and whether it could make the animals more noticeable to predators.

The invitation to add a game camera gets a straightforward yes from commenters. Others want to know whether the same mice return to the traps, and one specifically asks to see the outdoor wheel in action. For a channel built around wildlife rehabilitation and humane trapping, it's a particularly on-brand viewing request: more mouse footage, please.

Elsewhere in the week's uploads, a baby mouse develops a liking for its wheel, a curled-up animal finds an unlikely resting place in a pill bottle, and Julie invites a funny name for another small resident. The newest baby-feeding upload, whose title recalls little Walnut, is also among the channel's busiest videos right now.

Mousetales added about 1.2 million views over the week, with subscribers unchanged. Its daily viewing is well below its usual level, while nearby animal channels TheGoodHype and Cesar Millan are running above their own usual daily audiences. Within Julie's catalog, the backyard experiment is drawing the most daily attention, followed by those bottle-fed babies.

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What viewers say

  • Yes to game camera.
  • I have those same exact traps. Ive always wondered if the same mice came back, i may have to do this same experiment.
    @stevebennett9839See it on YouTube
  • I wanna see them on the wheel outside! It’s gonna be so cute
    @StephanieCrotty-fs9jdSee it on YouTube
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The facts
Channel
Mousetales
Subscribers
3,260,000
Channel views, last 7 days
1,225,482
Videos published this week
6
Video published
November 12, 2026
Video views so far
55,610
Views on its first day
32,318

The numbers

Here is how Mousetales' uploads and audience moved this week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
TheGoodHype
23,200,506
Raja and David
12,136,266
The Fish Guys
6,990,578
Cesar Millan
2,981,711
Mousetales
1,225,482
subscribers
3,260,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
2,215,614,193
views per day
89,988
typical day: 260,722
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Cesar Millan
3,640,000
Mousetales
3,260,000
TheGoodHype
3,130,000
The Fish Guys
3,030,000
As of November 15, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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