Do woodchucks chuck wood?
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It can't chuck wood! However, if it could chuck the same amount of wood, weight-wise, that it could dirt the answer is 700 pounds!
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About Wood Chuck
Woodchucks are also called ground hogs. They are small mammals that hibernate in the winter. Every year in Spring, the most famous woodchuck/groundhog, Punxsutawny Phil, emerges to foretell how many more weeks of winter we will have.
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