Groundhog Day Facts
Groundhog Day Facts
Groundhog Day Facts
Groundhog Facts
Groundhog Facts
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Another name for groundhog

Woodchuck 

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The German's first used a hedgehog instead of a groundhog.

True or False?

True 

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The date of Groundhog Day. 

February 2nd 
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Groundhogs belong to this group of animals. 

Rodents 

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About how long a groundhog live?

6 years

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A dark area that is made when an object is blocking a light source. 

A shadow 

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About how much does a groundhog typically weigh? 

12-15 pounds 

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The name of the famous groundhog that predicts the weather. 

Punxsutawney Phil

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The original Groundhog Day included eating groundhogs.

True or False?

True 

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This is what groundhogs do during the winter. 

What is hibernate? 

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The state where the famous Groundhog Day event takes place. 

What is Pennsylvania? 

300

What is Phil's full name?

Punxsutawney Phil, Seer of Seers, Sage of Sages, Prognosticator of Prognosticators, and Weather Prophet Extraordinary.

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The city and state that the famous Groundhog Day event takes place. 

Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania

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What body part on the groundhog never stops growing?

Incisors (teeth)

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Groundhogs can really predict the weather. 

True or False?

False. It is just a legend, or a story. 

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When some animals sleep through the winter. 

Hibernation 

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What is Phil's wife name?

Phyllis 

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There will be six more weeks of winter if this happens. 

Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow

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This is what groundhogs do to keep their incisors short. 

Chew or gnaw on wood, such as trees and sticks

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What kind of food do groundhogs like to eat. 

Berries, nuts, grass, plants, snails, small insects, and grubs 

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To make a guess. 

Predict 

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When did the first official Groundhog Day take place? 

February 2nd, 1887
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There will be an early spring if this happens. 

Punxsutawney Phil does not see his shadow

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This is where groundhogs live. 

Burrow 

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What do groundhogs do in their burrows. 

Sleep, hide, raise their families, hibernate