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Discover the unique characteristics of groundhogs, members of the marmot family, in this insightful resource. As mammals, groundhogs share common traits such as being warm-blooded, having hair or fur, a backbone, and complex brain systems. Unlike reptiles, almost all mammals, including groundhogs, give birth instead of hatching from eggs. These diligent creatures exhibit parental care, nurturing their babies until they are ready to venture on their own.

Groundhogs are renowned for their hibernation habits, sleeping from October to March, awakening briefly to find mates. Spring marks the arrival of baby groundhogs, with females giving birth after a month of pregnancy. Typically, a litter consists of two to six young groundhogs, affectionately known as kits or pups. These newborns, also called chucklings, are born blind and hairless, relying entirely on their mothers for survival. The maternal care lasts for the first four weeks, ensuring the young groundhogs receive the nourishment and protection they need to thrive.

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