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These cute little animals have a brownish-tan fur and can grow up to 12-16 inches in length. They live in large family groups called 'towns' and create an underground network of tunnels and burrows to call their home. Prairie dogs are herbivores and mainly eat grasses, plants, and seeds to keep their energy levels high.  \nPrairie dogs have a unique life cycle that starts when they are born as tiny, hairless pups. After about 6 weeks, they begin to venture out of their burrows and learn how to find food and interact with other prairie dogs. They  \nhave a special relationship with humans, as some people find them to be pests while others work to protect their habitats. Prairie dogs also interact with other animals like black-footed ferrets, which are their natural predators, and burrowing owls, who share their burrows and help protect them from predators.  \nOne of the exciting things about prairie dogs is their unique defense system. When they sense danger nearby, they let out a high-pitched warning call and then dive into their burrows for safety. They are different from other rodent species in many ways, including their complex social structure and the way they communicate through a series of barks and yips. Did you know that prairie dogs are not actually dogs, but are part of the squirrel family? That's just one of the many interesting facts about these fascinating creatures.  \nPrairie Dog  \nName:  \n\n| Solve each problem.\u003Cbr>Use the article to answer the question.\u003Cbr>1) Where do prairie dogs live?\u003Cbr>A. Europe B. Asia C. Africa D. North America\u003Cbr>2) How do prairie dogs communicate?\u003Cbr>A. Through a series of barks and yips B. Through body language\u003Cbr>C. By leaving scent marks D. By tapping on the ground\u003Cbr>3) What do prairie dogs live in?\u003Cbr>A. Small family groups called villages B. Individual burrows\u003Cbr>C. Large family groups called towns D. Pairs of prairie dogs\u003Cbr>4) What do prairie dogs do when they sense danger?\u003Cbr>A. Run away in different directions B. Attack the predator\u003Cbr>C. Let out a high-pitched warning call D. Freeze in place\u003Cbr>and dive into their burrows\u003Cbr>5) Which animal shares burrows with prairie dogs and helps protect them?\u003Cbr>A. Gophers B. Burrowing owls C. Chipmunks D. Groundhogs\u003Cbr>6) How long can prairie dogs grow up to?\u003Cbr>A. 24-28 inches B. 12-16 inches C. 18-22 inches D. 6-10 inches\u003Cbr>7) What do prairie dogs eat?\u003Cbr>A. Meat and insects B. Nuts and berries\u003Cbr>C. Fruits and vegetables D. Grasses, plants, and seeds\u003Cbr>8) When do prairie dog pups begin to venture out of their burrows?\u003Cbr>A. After about 6 weeks B. After about 4 months\u003Cbr>C. After about 3 weeks D. After about 2 months\u003Cbr>9) Which family do prairie dogs belong to?\u003Cbr>A. Rabbit family B. Dog family\u003Cbr>C. Squirrel family D. 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