No, lemmings do not intentionally commit suicide. The myth of lemmings jumping off cliffs en masse is a misconception perpetuated by a 1958 Disney documentary that staged the footage. In reality, lemmings do not exhibit suicidal behavior.
The belief that lemmings intentionally run off cliffs is a myth. Lemmings do not commit mass suicide by running off cliffs.
No, lemmings do not intentionally follow each other off cliffs. The myth that lemmings commit mass suicide by jumping off cliffs is not true.
Lemmings are capable swimmers and can navigate through water when necessary.
Lemmings do not intentionally run off cliffs. The myth that lemmings commit mass suicide by running off cliffs is not true. This behavior may be due to population fluctuations and migration patterns, where some lemmings accidentally fall off cliffs while following the group.
The idea of Lemmings throwing themselves over a cliff is not true. The only animal that commits suicide is the human being.
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No, there are no lemmings in Antarctica.
Yes. Lemmings are in the family of mammals known as rodents. The family name is Rodentia.
No. You will find lemmings in the tundra, and Alberta is too far south of the tundra to have any lemmings.
Where lemmings can be found is in or near the Arctic tundra.
Lemmings Paintball happened in 1996.
Christmas Lemmings was created in 1991.
Christmas Lemmings happened in 1992.
A group of lemmings is called a colony. Lemmings are small rodents found in the Arctic regions of North America, Europe, and Asia.
Because they do not do what we think they do. Lemmings are alleged to hurl themselves off cliffs to their deaths, in large numbers. This is a myth which originated in a film by the Disney company. It doesn't happen. They are not extinct because they fit their environmental niche and have no pressures on them which they cannot meet.
They get depressed and then hang themselves(: