pretty much anything that grows where they live (plants) or google it
It is a whistling hare, a coney or rock rabbitt that has the appearance of a hamster. Pika usually live in rocky terrain in the north. Most varieties of pika live in asia, but two kinds are thought to have crossed the ancient land bridge across the Bering Sea into North America. Pikas (Pie-ka-s) are really cute animals. They are part of the rodent family.
Pikas can give birth to 12 children. They take care of their children underground.
Somewhere between 20,000,000 - 30,000,000 penguins. Some penguins species have around 11million - 15million a pair. And there are several smaller species that has around 100,000 - 250,000 a pair.
yes they are mammals
average lifespan is 3 years, but they can live to be 6
Pikas live in several places, especially rugged, mountainous regions. They can be found on the continents Asia, Europe, and North America in these types of areas.
Yes pikas are omnivores
pikas do not hae tails
pretty much anything that grows where they live (plants) or google it
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".
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.
Rabbits, hares, and pikas are known as Lagomorphs.
Sadly, yes because there are only 5,000 Pikas left in the world. :(