How do groundhogs evade predators?

Groundhogs are large enough that they don't have very many predators. They stick close to their burrow and duck into it whenever they spot a threat. The burrow has a back door escape route in case they are followed. read more

Groundhogs are large enough that they don't have very many predators. They stick close to their burrow and duck into it whenever they spot a threat. The burrow has a back door escape route in case they are followed. read more

Groundhogs are skilled climbers and swimmers, which helps them to escape less-skilled predators. Groundhog burrows are so complex that each has its own "bathroom" chamber. Groundhog burrows are known to have been responsible for uncovering a historic village in central Ohio - now a famous archeological site. read more