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Various grasses. It is an herbivore, meaning it has to be a primary predator on the energy chain. Basically, it gets all of it's energy from the mixed grasses in the prairie available to them.

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by coming out of there burrows and finding things that they eat on the ground. :)

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To stay alive. We need food to survive so do they.

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some from the roots in the ground.

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They look for it.

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