American pikas know a thing or two about getting ready for winter 💪❄️ Though this treeless, rocky slope may appear inhospitable to most, it’s the perfect spot for American pikas to store their gathered foliage for the winter. | National Geographic Animals
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American pikas know a thing or two about getting ready for winter 💪❄️ Though this treeless, rocky slope may appear inhospitable to most, it’s the perfect spot for American pikas to store their gathered foliage for the winter. | National Geographic Animals
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Baby pikas, called pups, are small, fluffy mammals that live in rocky, mountainous regions. While adult pikas are known for their sharp, high-pitched “eep!” calls used for communication and warning of danger, pups produce softer, quieter squeaks. These sounds help them stay connected to their mothers and siblings, ensuring their safety in the wild. Though tiny, their vocalizations are an essential part of their survival. Video by: hshyfh0810 on TikTok #wildlife #wildanimals #animals #cuteanimals
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