prairie marmot (Meaning)

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prairie marmot (n)

any of several rodents of North American prairies living in large complex burrows having a barking cry

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The prairie marmots basked in the sun, their sleek fur shimmering in the golden light.
As the wind howled through the grasslands, the prairie marmots hunched their shoulders and sought shelter in their burrows.
The mother prairie marmot stood guard at the entrance to the den, vigilantly watching for predators.
The juvenile prairie marmots chased each other through the grasses, their playful antics delighting the observers.
The male prairie marmots competed fiercely for dominance during the breeding season.
The prairie marmots' keen eyesight enabled them to spot potential threats from a great distance.
The prairie marmots' social behavior included cooperative feeding and grooming.
During the winter months, the prairie marmots hibernated deep within their burrows.
The prairie marmots' burrows provided them with protection from predators, extreme weather, and parasites.
The conservation of prairie marmots is crucial to maintaining the balance of the grassland ecosystem.

any of several rodents of North American prairies living in large complex burrows having a barking cry

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The prairie marmots basked in the sun, their sleek fur shimmering in the golden light.

As the wind howled through the grasslands, the prairie marmots hunched their shoulders and sought shelter in their burrows.

The mother prairie marmot stood guard at the entrance to the den, vigilantly watching for predators.

The juvenile prairie marmots chased each other through the grasses, their playful antics delighting the observers.