Groundhog (Woodchuck)

Found in North America

Color: Brown or greyish-brown

Legs: 4

Shape: Stocky, ground-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail

Size: 16-26 inches long, with a short tail

Habits

Groundhogs are diurnal and are known for their burrowing behavior. They are herbivores, feeding on a variety of plants.

Habitat

They create extensive burrow systems with multiple entrances, which can cause damage to lawns, gardens, and agricultural fields.

Threat

Groundhogs can cause damage to vegetation and structures with their burrowing behavior. They can also be carriers of fleas and ticks.

Prevention

To prevent groundhog damage, install barriers around gardens, use groundhog-proof fencing, and consider using live traps for relocation.

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