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Prairie dogs find safety in numbers. Hundreds of them live together in underground tunnels. When the small animals come to the surface to nibble prairie grasses, they keep a close watch for enemies, such as eagles, coyotes, or black-footed ferrets. When one member spots a predator, it gives an alarm call and the whole colony ducks back into their tunnels. If one member is captured, the group will attack and drive the predator away. For prairie dogs, large colonies keep them safe.
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Alonso Hurtado
reviewed Prairie Dogs on May 14, 2014
Prairie Dogs
This is perhaps the cutest book ever and a true story at that! I am privileged to "know" Lootas from my many years as a volunteer at the Seattle Aquarium. I was there when she was a pup rescued from an airport runway in Alaska, through her rehabilitation. Today you would never know that she was once an orphaned pup, having given birth to a few pups of her own and she is even a grandmother. The pictures were taken by people who work at the aquarium and Ms. Meeker is a wonderful storyteller. I'm so happy that Lootas was the subject of this wonderful book.
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