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Marmot gives side eye
Whistle pig, woodchuck, rock chuck, ground hog, potgut. Really, they're just big ground squirrels. This one is a yellow-bellied marmot. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow-bellied_marmot There are many marmot species in the genus Marmota, each with its own territory on the globe
Here is another one I saw behind Walmart.
So, here is Marmota walmartus:
Their little black monkey hands are so cute! I've found that they freeze, giving ample time for photos, then run when you make the tiniest move.
Here is another one I saw behind Walmart.
So, here is Marmota walmartus:
Their little black monkey hands are so cute! I've found that they freeze, giving ample time for photos, then run when you make the tiniest move.
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Besides, some crucial factors in the problem you present are missing: (1) how fast can this woodchuck chuck wood, (2) how heavy is each piece, (3) how many pieces are in the pile, (4) how fast does the average piece of wood travel and (5) how much beer has this woodchuck had so far. He's looking like an angry drunk, in my opinion.
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