Whirleygig Mouse

Seeking to maximize the benefits of perpetual autumn, the Whirleygig launches itself off maple trees, holding on to the stem of a maple key while it spins around and around. Eventually, the maple key loses momentum, sending the mouse zipping down to the ground, to land with a bump on the base of your trap. This evolution of parachuting strategy sometimes yields cheese, but more often it results in a long drop and a sudden stop, so to speak.