There are numerous species of Pikas. They live in dry rocky desert mountains or the high open steppes. Most Pikas live in the small crevices created by the rocks. Others will dig burrows. These small burrows are about 60 feet deep, and the Pika will spend most of their life in their burrow. Pikas are also called the "Rock Rabbits, and the "Whistling Hare". For more details, please see the sites listed below.
They are small brownish mammals that lives on the ground and in burrows. They look like rodents, but are in fact a member of the rabbit order, Lagomorpha.
Pikas are small mammals that are found in mountainous regions of North America, Asia, and parts of eastern Europe. They typically live in rocky areas with alpine meadows or grasslands. Pikas are well-adapted to cold and snowy environments, often residing in burrows among boulder fields.
Yes pikas are omnivores
pikas do not hae tails
Of course pikas are real. Why wouldn't they be?
Anatol Pikas was born in 1928.
Alexander Pikas is 5' 10".
Heather Pikas is 5' 7".
Rabbits make their burrows by digging with their hind legs.
Ochotona princeps
They make burrows