- Groundhog - Wikipedia
The woodchuck, despite its deformities both of mind and body, possesses some of the amenities of a higher civilization It cleans its face after the manner of the squirrels, and licks its fur after the manner of a cat
- How to Get Rid of Groundhogs: Woodchuck Facts, Photos, Info
Groundhogs are also referred to as woodchucks or whistle pigs They are a member of the squirrel family There are six species of woodchucks and marmots that occur in the United States These animals commonly invade cropland and vegetable gardens, eating or destroying vegetables and landscape plants
- Groundhog | Size, Diet, Groundhog Day, Facts | Britannica
groundhog, (Marmota monax), one of 14 species of marmots (Marmota), considered basically a giant North American ground squirrel It is sometimes destructive to gardens and pasturelands Classified as a marmot, the groundhog is a member of the squirrel family, Sciuridae, within the order Rodentia
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- Woodchuck vs. Groundhog: Whats the Difference? - Terminix
They’re actually the same type of animal (Genus and species: Marmota monax) The differing common names likely come from different etymologies from around the world The animal was called wejack, woodshaw and woodchoock by some Native American cultures
- Woodchuck - Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Large for Oklahoma's rodents, the woodchuck weighs between 6 and 10 pounds They are approximately 2 feet in length Woodchucks are often found along the edges of forests and along rocky bluffs or ravines These animals create extensive burrows, which may be 30 feet in length
- Woodchuck (Groundhog) - Missouri Department of Conservation
The woodchuck, or groundhog, is a common Missouri rodent with short, powerful legs and a medium-long, bushy, and somewhat flattened tail The long, coarse fur of the back is a grizzled grayish brown with a yellowish or reddish cast
- Woodchucks - Minnesota DNR
Woodchucks feed on a variety of vegetables, grasses and legumes, and have the ability to destroy an entire garden or flowerbed in a relatively short time In addition to plant damage, burrowing along sidewalks, driveways and building foundations can lead to serious damage to structures
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