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Do prairie dogs use their burrows to protect themselves when there is danger?
yes they do
How do prairie dogs protect themselves?
By burrowing, digging a hole and hiding in it.
What is an example of how a prairie dog meets the challenge of life of Maintaining Structure?
Prairie Dogs have to hunt for their own food and have to protect themselves and their food from Predators.
How do burrows protect prairie dogs?
The burrows provide the prairie dogs with protection from predators and shelter from elements.
Do prairie dogs eat their baby?
Prairie dogs do not typically eat their babies. In fact, they are known to be attentive parents who care for and protect their young.
How do dogs proect themselves from their enemies?
Usually they attack their enemies (ex. biting, clawing)
Who are the prairie dogs enemies?
Prairie dogs have quite a few enemies, which include their most common, the coyote, or "prairie wolf". They are also preyed upon by hawks, maybe weasels, people, and other birds of prey or animals like those.
Where do prairie dogs go to hide from their enemies?
some prarie dogs hide in thier homes/burrows when spotted an natrual enemy
How does the whistle of a prairie dog protect the group?
It warns the other prairie dogs and then they all hide deep in their system of tunnel houses.
Do prairie dogs lay eggs?
No, prairie dogs do not lay eggs. They are mammals and give birth to live young after a gestation period of about 30 days. Prairie dogs are part of the squirrel family and care for their offspring until they are old enough to fend for themselves.
How dogs protect themselves?
bark and bite!
How do prairie dogs live in a group?
they are very social, and they have underground tunnels with different rooms to store food and to hide from enemies.
