Entire Known-Little Rodentia

“*Nestled in downtown Zootopia, this neat and tidy gated community is home to Zootopia's smallest residents - mice, gerbils, rats and other small rodents. There is a height requirement to enter so residents remain safe from potential stomping incidents. Those who are too tall to enter can still enjoy a glimpse of this quaint community from outside its gates.*”
―*The Official Zootopia Handbook*
**Little Rodentia** is a town for small mammals, mainly rodents, in the city of Zootopia. It contains numerous buildings which, to the larger residents of Zootopia, appear very small, which contributes to the name *Little* Rodentia.

## Description

Holey aesthetics of Swiss cheese can be seen extensively throughout Little Rodentia, including numerous taller buildings resembling skyscrapers. These buildings resemble a model town or miniature-scale model of a city to larger residents of Zootopia.

Some buildings in Little Rodentia have colored pipe bridges that connect them to other buildings.

Officially, the entire town is only 21 inches tall. There is a tourist bus that goes through Little Rodentia and begins at The Big Donut, a shop which has a large donut model atop its roof which is nearly destroyed during the chase between Judy Hopps and Duke Weaselton.

The town contains at least one Targoat and Mousy's, Zootopia analogues for real-world department stores Target and Macy's respectively.

## Role in the Film

The district is first seen briefly near the middle of the film during Nick Wilde's and Finnick's pawpsicle scam. Nick and Finnick deliver their pawpsicle sticks to a mouse foreman at a construction site, who questions their red color.

Nick replies that the sticks are "red wood" and the mouse foreman takes his word for it, accepting the delivery.

Judy Hopps and Duke Weaselton become engaged in a chase through the small town after Weaselton robs the Frantic pig's flower shop. Before capturing him, Judy manages to save Fru Fru from being crushed by a "giant" donut that Weaselton had kicked off of the donut shop. She then uses the donut to trap Weaselton so that she can bring him to the ZPD.

### Deleted Scenes

In a deleted scene, from an early concept of the film, Judy chases Nick through the town. Nick, trying to escape the cop, balances on a mouse-sized car, jumps over The Big Donut, and slides face first down the street, knocking down various things in the process. Judy fires a tranquilizer dart, but misses, and Nick escapes over the fence.

## Role in *Zootopia+*

In *The Godfather of the Bride*, it is revealed that before the district's existence, there was nowhere for small rodents to live comfortably in Zootopia. They had to create their own dwellings from anything they could find, including boxes and walls. When Mr. Big immigrated to Zootopia, he saw their plight and founded Little Rodentia to give them all a true home.

## Role in *Zootopia: Crime Files*

### General

Little Rodentia appears in two cases, the 5th case - Necklace Nabbers and the 7th case - Guilty As Charged.

## Places of Interest

* Clark's Leafy Greens
* Albert's Paw Readings
* The Big Donut
* Vermin's

## Trivia

* On the promotional website *Visit Zootopia*, there is a 360-degree view of an apartment in Little Rodentia.
* The town's name is most likely a reference to real-life communities with similar names, such as Little Italy.

## Gallery

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## Videos

Zootopia Movie CLIP - Have a Donut (2016) - Ginnifer Goodwin, J.K. Simmons Movie HD