I have long spoken out about misidentification of groundhogs in materials—including educational publications, wildlife videos, and stock images. This is my new website page with reference guide. https://t.co/cQ4k80Dah2
HAPPY GROUNDEHOG DAY! So this photo is one of Wilhelmina's babies from her first litter-born in 2003. The photo was taken through my window with my old Pentax film camera and has always been one of my favoites. In fact, the original is framed and hangs in my living room.
A video version of our 2022 manuscript is now live on YouTube. Best viewed in 720p or HD. This short video is updated with photos remembering woodchuck male, Milo. Pause video to read text. https://t.co/l8FEykp8OQ
A homeowner in Michigan documented the daily lives of groundhogs in her yard, making science history in the process.
"There’s so much misinformation and misunderstanding about them. We’re hoping to bring some tolerance. So what if you lose a few flowers?” https://t.co/TR7CCT5DyL
New research marks the first documented case of an ape using a plant with scientifically proven medicinal properties to treat a fresh wound. https://t.co/U6oCBio6Bi
Meet Susan and Joe.
Their daily observations of the family of groundhogs that have lived in their yard for over 20 years are making science history:
https://t.co/TR7CCT5DyL
An article about our groundhog project, by Brandon Keim, has been published in Nautilus Magazine! https://t.co/2UecVfC6X7
Brandon has also written a book which you can check out here https://t.co/EZbzWPbgEp
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