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[waldorf@infosec.exchange]

@kohnzn I am very curious.What animal is that and where is this video taken? I admire your patience. Incredible encounter!

[dr_hossa23@social.tchncs.de]

@kohnzn der füttert den Esel!

[dr_hossa23@social.tchncs.de]

@Waldorf @kohnzn that is a groundhog, chuck, marmot or woodchuck...
Probably filmed in a place with Mountains where they live...

[dr_hossa23@social.tchncs.de]

@Waldorf @kohnzn or it is a prairie dog...also possible...they live in northamerica

[waldorf@infosec.exchange]

@dr_hossa23 @kohnzn derN, it appears to be a prairie dog indeed. I've never seen one before. apparently the live in the southwestern US. There are several good videos on You Tube where the person keeps one as a pet, but they do not look like ideal pets . Animals in the wild, such as the one in this video, are rarely bold enough to approach a human, specially ones that are predated such as wild rabbits and squirrels. Thank you for the information you gave me and this video was super! You learn something new everyday.

[b_bird@mastodon.social]

@kohnzn I don’t know this Animal, zooming in on its head I can see it has had a hard life, note the scars.

Note the size of the upper teat, possibly a hungry mother with nursing pups.

Great Video.

[medeavanamonde@beige.party]

@kohnzn @benroyce
This is sweet

[benroyce@mastodon.social]

@MedeaVanamonde @kohnzn

no it's crispy and salty

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