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When was American Pika created?
American Pika was created in 1828.
What is the lifespan of a pika?
The American Pika has a life span of 6-7 years in the wild
How much does pika weigh?
An American pika weighs about 6 ounces and is 6 to 8 inches long.
Where in the world is the American pika found?
Disneyland
What kind of home does an American Pika live in?
rocky
What the code for AR for getting lugia in pokemon diamond?
its pika pika pika pika blob
Why is pikcha so cute?
pika? pika pika-bee?
Will a wolf eat an american pika?
yes if there is no avaible food or if it is very hungry
What does pika mean in Japanese?
"Pika Pika" means Shiny in Japanese.
Where did pikacho get there name?
its named after a small animal called a pika.
What is the American pika's prey and predators?
Pikas are herbivore's, they eat mainly grasses, and seeds.
Does a pika hibernate?
Pika's do not hibernate.
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