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Chipmunks are a species of rodents that are found exclusively in North America, with the exception of the Siberian chipmunk. In the wild chipmunks tend to live around three years.
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What type of animal is a chuck?
It is a type of rodent that lives in the forest, similar to a squirrell or chipmonk or beaver
Name an animal that a person with chubby cheeks might resemble?
Chipmonk/Squirrel Pig Panda/Koala Bear Monkey Bulldog Rabbit
How do you say chipmonk in french?
a chipmunk is called 'un tamia' or 'un suisse' in French. 'Chipmunk' will be understood as well, as long as you explain what the animal is.
How many species of chipmonk are there?
There Are 25 species of chipmonk in the world. all of which are native to northern America except one, which can be found in eurasia.
How do you say chipmonk in Japanese?
チップモンク Chippumonku
What eats an acorn?
Answer:Squirrel, chipmonk, and more animals.
What do you call a monkey that sells potato chips?
A chipmonk
Scientific name of chimpmunk?
the scientific term for a chipmonk is Panini
What animals protect mushrooms?
the native longbeaked chipmonk of Argentina
Do snakes eat chipmunks?
A basic food chain, Chipmonk eats plant, and snake its chipmonk, therefore getting some of the plants nutrients. In greater detail, the Plant is the producer, the chipmonk the primary consumer and the snake would be a secondary consumer. The chipmonk has used the plant matter to grow and live therefore it has supplied all of the energy, nutrients and tissues in the rodent.
What nicknames does Jessie Chipchase go by?
Jessie Chipchase goes by Chipmonk.
How do you get a grub out of a chipmonk?
As a non-veterinarian, you should do nothing to the grub - take your chipmonk to a veterinarian for treatment. The veterinarian will probably apply some local anesthetic and (depending upon the temperment of the chipmonk) also some sedative, then use sterilized forceps to pull the grub out. The grub needs to be examined by a veterinarian to see if it is a foreign disease that has to be reported to APHIS.
