Cute, Realistic, Stuffed Woodchuck, Groundhog or Marmot Baby

This adorable lifelike stuffed animal goes by several names. You choose what to call him or her! He/she is new in our online store, and as of today, ready to ship for Christmas!

Our Stuffed, Plush Marmot, Groundhog or Woodchuck Baby

This adorable, cuddly realistic-looking, stuffed, marmot, groundhog, woodchuck baby plush replica sits 9 inches tall, has a 4-inch tail, soft plastic nose, clear filament whiskers, very lifelike hard plastic eyes with pupils and iris. This marmot, groundhog, woodchuck miniature plush animal has front paws that can be moved away from the body, and they return to the pose shown in the photo. This stuffed toy marmot, woodchuck or groundhog shows darker markings on the fur, which indicate toes on the front and back feet. This plush marmot, groundhog, woodchuck replica has cheeks and mouth which are sculpted in fur to look like the shape of a real animal.

Check out our other marmot, squirrel, prairie dog, chipmunk, woodchuck, and groundhog toys and gifts.

About Marmots, Groundhogs, or Woodchucks

The groundhog or ground hog or marmot or woodchuck (Marmota monax) belongs to the group of ground squirrels known as marmots. Most marmots are found in the mountains, whereas the ground hog is a lowland variety. It is also known as a woodchuck. It is one of the larger squirrels, weighing up tp 7 pounds and is often 2 feet long. It loves to live in alfalfa fields and burrows 45 feet of tunnels, 5 feet deep with several entrances. It eats mainly grasses, but will eat small insects as well. Groundhogs can withstand cold temperatures with its two layers of fur, but is one of the only animals that goes into true hibernation. Every year Groundhog Day is celebrated in February as a humorous way to predict the length of Winter. Other than man, the ground hog must cope with wolves, foxes and large hawks as predators, but uses its sharp claws to defend itself. Since groundhogs live in colonies, members warn one another with a high-pitched whistle to sound danger.

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