When it comes to the snowshoe hare, what they eat gets a little gross.
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"And they'll reingest their own feces. So if you think of an animal eating bark and buds and things like that — not a lot of energy, hard to digest. So they excrete it out. It gets coated with bacteria that help break it down. Then they reingest it to go through a second digestion process." Grouse have adaptations that allow them to walk through snow more easily by creating their own "snowshoes."
Deer mice keep warm by huddling together in nests that can sometimes be found in warm dark places like boots or in the backs of couches.
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