This map shows Home Range of the Groundhog, where they're presently sleeping underground. Illustrated by Charlotte Range Marmot is the Latin name for Groundhog. Woodchuck is the Native North American name for Groundhog. Groundhogs live in open fields, open woods, valleys and plains.
Some species live in different areas.
The head and body of the Groundhog are 40-50 cm. Groundhogs have a heavy body, they're short legged and their fur colours are brown, red or black except for albinos like Wiarton Willie. Their fur has a slightly frosted appearance. Their feet are either black or brown the groundhogs don't have any white on their fur, only around their nose. All Groundhogs have 22 teeth to eat with.