A groundhog’s teeth grow continuously, which is why they’re always chewing on vegetation or bark to keep them in check. Their strong claws help them dig extensive burrows, creating underground homes that can stretch over 30 feet (9.1 meters).
Whether they’re munching on June bugs, foraging for plants, or escaping predators, these little creatures are built for survival.
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