Woodchuck

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Woodchuck

• The woodchuck can be found in Pennsylvania and is
  also called the groundhog.

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Traits

• The woodchucks fur is a yellowish brown color.
  It is from 20 to 26 inches long including a
  bristly 6 inch tail. This animal is also a warm
  blooded vertebrate.

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Adaptations

• A body part that helps a woodchuck get food is
  its claws. It eats plants such as grasses,
  clover, alfalfa, apples, beans and a few other
  things like that. A body covering that helps it
  survive is its yellowish brown fur to help it
  hide in the woods.

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An interesting fact

• The woodchuck likes to live near farmlands and
  digs burrows in the fields. When the woodchuck
  moves out of its hole, smaller animals like
  field mice and moles can move in.

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Taking care of its young

• Baby woodchucks are born in April or in early
  May. Litters are about 3 to 4 woodchucks. They
  are blind when born. They stay in their nests
  for about one month and are ready to go out on
  their own in mid June or early July.

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My opinion

• I thought this animal was interesting because of
  where it lives and the different foods it eats.

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