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That's probably a Hoary Marmot! These adorable creatures are the largest species of the squirrel family. They have a chunky body, short legs, and a bushy tail, covered in silver-gray fur, hence the name 'Hoary', which means 'grayish-white'. Apart from their fur, they also have big, brown eyes, and sharp claws that help them climb rocks and dig burrows.  \nRemember those sharp claws I mentioned? Well, they aren't just for show! Hoary Marmots use them to dig up roots, leaves, flowers, and berries, which make up most of their diet. During late summer, they munch on lots of food to build up fat reserves for a long winter sleep, also known as hibernation. In winter, they cozy up in their deep burrows and sleep away the cold months.  \nJust as their diet changes with the seasons, so does their home. Hoary Marmots are found in the mountainous regions of North America, living in high-altitude meadows and rocky areas. They share their habitat with other animals like eagles, foxes, and bears, which are their main predators. To stay safe, they use a system of loud whistles to warn each other about danger, earning them the nickname 'whistle pigs'.  \nSpeaking of 'whistle pigs', humans have a pretty cool relationship with these furry creatures. We mostly leave them alone, but sometimes, we're lucky enough to spot them while hiking or camping. Unlike other marmots, Hoary Marmots are pretty friendly and have been known to approach humans out of curiosity. So next time you're out in the wild, keep an eye out for these fascinating 'whistle pigs' and remember, they're just as curious about us as we are about them!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What family does Hoary Marmot belong to?  \nA. deer family B. rabbit family C. squirrel family D. bear family  \n2) Where do Hoary Marmots live?  \nA. Grasslands of Europe B. Mountainous regions of North  \nAmerica  \nC. Rainforests of Africa D. Deserts of South America  \n3) What do Hoary Marmots use their sharp claws for?  \nA. cutting holes in trees B. swimming in water  \nC. catching fish D. digging burrows  \n4) What do Hoary Marmots do during the winter months?  \nA. They do nothing special B. Search for food  \nC. Hibernate D. Travel to warmer areas  \n5) What have Hoary Marmots been nicknamed due to their warning system?  \nA. chattering squirrels B. whistle pigs  \nC. singing rabbits D. howling dogs  \n6) What is the meaning of 'Hoary' in Hoary Marmots?  \nA. grayish-white B. small and fluffy  \nC. dark-colored D. long and thin  \n7) Which do Hoary Marmots eat?  \nA. nuts and seeds B. bread and cheese  \nC. meat and fish D. roots and flowers  \n8) Why do Hoary Marmots eat a lot in late summer?  \nA. to supply nutrition for their babies B. to prepare for a long journey  \nC. to grow bigger and stronger D. to build up fat reserves  \n9) Do Hoary Marmots interact with humans?  \nA. They attack humans when they see them  \nB. They are pet animals and live with humans  \nC. No, they avoid humans at all costs  \nD. Yes, they have been known to approach humans out of curiosity  \n10) What is the primary danger to Hoary Marmots in their habitat?  \nA. frogs, spiders, and ants B. lions, tigers, and cheetahs  \nC. eagles, foxes, and bears D. snakes, crocodiles, and sharks  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"My happy place is at the beach. 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