Animals
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Arctic Ground Squirrels Face Challenges From Warming Temperatures and Shorter Winters
Arctic ground squirrels are unique among mammals. Their ability to keep from freezing even when body temperatures dip below that mark on the thermometer enables them to survive extreme winter climates.
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