- the winter. Most
marmots are
highly social and use loud
whistles to
communicate with one another,
especially when alarmed.
Marmots mainly eat greens...
-
demonstrated that
bobak marmots call
faster when they live in
steep terrain and
slower when they live in
flatter terrain.
Bobak marmots' fur is used to make...
- The
alpine marmot (Marmota marmota) is a
large ground-dwelling squirrel, from the
genus of
marmots. It is
found in high
numbers in
mountainous areas of...
- them
contained marmot hairs. In
common with all
other marmots,
Olympic marmots use the
trill as an
alarm call to
alert other marmots to predators. Continuing...
-
ground squirrel in the
marmot genus. It is one of
fourteen species of
marmots, and is
native to
mountainous and semi-arid
regions of
southwestern Canada...
- The ****y
marmot (Marmota caligata) is a
species of
marmot that
inhabits the
mountains of
northwest North America. ****y
marmots live near the tree line...
-
sporting goods company Marmot (grape),
another name for the
German wine
grape Elbling Marmot Day, a
celebration featuring marmots La Marmotte, a one-day...
-
particular marmot species is
large compared to some
other marmots, and most
other rodents.
Marmots are the
largest members of the
Sciuridae family, with weights...
-
plague occur in
tarbagan marmots in
northeastern China and Mongolia, such as the
Manchurian plague of 1910–1911. The
plague in
marmots is of the pneumonic...
- baibacina) and forest-steppe
marmots (M. kastschenkoi). In the past, the
relatively short-furred and short-tailed
marmots of the
Palearctic region, i.e...