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Chipmunks Research Paper

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There are many things that chipmunks do in order to get ready for the winter. Some of the things they have to do is build their homes so that they are warm for the winter. Also chipmunks are the type of animal that live underground tunnels almost like a maze. Chipmunks are solitary sleepers so they do not have to do as much work to get food for their babies, they just have to care for themselves. Many of the chores a chipmunk has to do consists of making the house, and furnishing it up. First the chipmunk finds the proper place to build its burrow, whether it is in the forest with low growing plants, or on a slanted hill or ledge so that no water caves in and drowns them. Next it will start digging and it will dig two levels, one shallow tunnel

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