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November 3, 2020
Wildlife Patient Stories

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November 3, 2020
Wildlife Patient Stories

Yesterday's Answer: ruby-crowned kinglet.

Todays animal: Fat Sam, our resident released woodchuck, right before he went underground into hibernation. He'll go into suspended animation, his body temperature and heartbeat will drop, and he'll survive off his fat stores till next spring.

Tagged: groundhog, Woodchuck

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