Gophers and Groundhogs

In the U.S, there are no native hedgehog species. They must be bought from a pet store after being farm raised. The only native species are found in europe, Asia, Africa and New Zealand.

Yes. Woodchucks, or some know them by their other name, Groundhogs, can climb up to 15 feet and will climb fruit trees to eat their sweet treat.

They are herbivores, eating grasses, clover, plants and fruits. They prefer peas, corn, tomatoes, apples but the majority of their diet is grass and soft plants.

what kind of question is that

go find one and smell it for your self

no one know what a squirrl or ground hog smells like

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for 9weeks then comes up if sees its shadow spring comes early if does not goes into den for6 more weeks

He experimented with a variety of media and techniques, he used fingerprints and colorful tiles.

It lives in North America.

Groundhogs are mostly herbivorous, eating things such as grass and other vegetation. Though they eat small animals like bugs and snails, that's pretty much what they eat SMALL animals... and compared to a snail I think a frog wouldn't be considered small.

chipmunks stay with their parents for a week ,then they take off

Birds eat beetles.

Sometimes wolves while young, otherwise most likely not.

They are: foxes, coyotes, stray dogs, snakes For the young= eagles

yes pythons cross beedable

Absolutely not! Some may be, such as corn snakes and king snakes, but this is very risky and very difficult. How, for example, would you breed a Reticulated Python (usual length is around 15-20 ft., it is egg laying, and non venomous) with a Massasauga rattlesnake (up to 2-3 ft., gives live birth, and is venomous)?

Ground hogs never attack unless they are incredibly bored but if they are they can take out a mid-sized dog. The best way to ensure that this doesnt happen is to prevent the groundhog from being bored by dropping treats and chewtoys down their holes. If they do plan on attacking they will dig holes just below the surface and when the dog falls in devour it. You if you see small depressions or dead grass in an area of your lawn that's where the ground hogs have layed traps. My advice is to keep your dog off the lawn until you've hired a professional ground hog hunter. Call the groun hog help line and ask fro Steve he can get you in touch with someone in your area.

some do have sharp teath

.yes they will eat baby birds if they come across them, they eat snails and other things that are small meat crawlers , but by nature they are a vegitaian, rabbit food and all kinds of fruits and vegetation is their favorite foos

feeding baby ground hogs is wonderful but takes some time here is a clip from a lady who feeds babies

you have to stimulate baby woodchucks, buy a milk replacer for puppies not cats./

and use a sringe 4cc till 5 weeks old

then use rabbit feed or vegitables and fruit try bananas feed every 5 hrs morning and night, they are hiders and do not bark, they like to chew on bark ,

use corncob beddding for your bedding add a little over it and then throw out great fertilizer around trees , they make nice pets but are very secluded

Often like any other animal with rabies. The squirrel is not scared of you, chases you, acts aggressive, comes near you very often, so on

Ground hogs are a member of the squirrel family. They are diurnal (active during the daytime). Nocturnal animals have large eyes for capturing light at night. Ground hogs (woodchucks) have small eyes and stay in their burrows at night for protection against predators.

The exact same amount of wood, that a woodchuck would chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood or 3

Punxsutawney Phil is not a gopher. He's a groundhog, which is a woodchuck.

yes... they live in Missouri and live in deep holes in the ground

No, a bee is an insect. There is a type of bird called a bee-eater, however.

a baby squirrel is called a pup, a kit, or a kitten

I was driving on Hiway 21 about fifteen miles east of Bastrop last weekend. Broad daylight. An animal that looks just like these pix crossed the road in front of me. I travel quite a bit, but I have never seen a ground hog in central Texas.

Note: There was a terrible wildfire a few months back that destroyed huge areas just a few miles from where I was. Possibly the animal was displaced.

His coat seemed healthy and he looked to be over 10 pounds. Hmmmmm.

Woodchuck, groundhog, whistling pig, marmot, Waldmurmeltier, Marmota canadiense

they can't swim, or else they would die of overloading water