Wandering groundhog

The wandering groundhog, also known as scuttle-footed groundhog, heath groundhog, wandering marmot or llano marmot is a species of groundhog native to eastern Nareemia and Siere, Southport, the west coast of Oglos, and southern Taro. The groundhog is extremely rare and is larger then most groundhogs, while other groundhogs weigh on a average of 13 pounds, the wandering groundhog weighs at a whopping 24 pounds, which is basically double of the common groundhog (Marmot monax). The common groundhog has a length of 20” with a tail length of 13”, while the wandering groundhog has a average adult length of 33” and a tail length of 16”, making it quite a huge groundhog indeed. There are about 16,433 individuals left in the world. 
The wandering groundhog lies prey to red foxes, coyotes, street and domestic dogs, grizzlies and black bears, if ever ran into. The wandering groundhog eats a variety of meadow plants like alfalfa, clover, daisies, and vegetables. On other occasions, they may very well eat living animals like baby birds, worms, snails, slugs, and various insects. 
== Gallery ==
1C95A3F1-F259-455F-8B1C-0B4F6A3BB7D9.jpeg|A rare occasion of a wandering groundhog reported in northeastern Austin
B2EB03B3-FB87-4919-B88E-690E86D16BF5.jpeg|Size comparison to a common groundhog
Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Siere
Category:Fauna of Taro
Category:Fauna of Oglos
Category:Fauna of Eastern Nareemia