The tournament has previously donated tennis balls to conservation groups that turn them into homes for harvest mice, but it's not an ongoing program.

Tennis balls actually do a pretty good job mimicking harvest mice' natural nest shape too. They usually build spherical homes anyway, according to The Wildlife Trusts.

How Wimbledon's tennis balls became tiny eco-homes for UK field mice Tiny Harvest mice across the pond, which are about the size of a thumb, typically lived in tall grass in the countryside for ...

Wimbledon repurposes thousands of tennis balls to protect endangered UK harvest mice, blending sport and conservation in a heartwarming eco-friendly initiative.

The tournament has previously donated tennis balls to conservation groups that turn them into homes for harvest mice, but it's not an ongoing program.

The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) has confirmed the detection of a new invasive insect in the Commonwealth: the box tree moth.

Looking for a reason to welcome winter? The internet is rife with tales of dreaded “summer long balls,” a seasonal condition characterized by the unpleasant engorgement of the testicles… ...

Tennis balls actually do a pretty good job mimicking harvest mice' natural nest shape too. They usually build spherical homes anyway, according to The Wildlife Trusts.

Another myth is that moth balls repel snakes. He explained that snakes cannot smell them and therefore do not avoid them.