At the turn of the century, as many as 5 billion
prairie dogs occupied millions of acres of grass prairies across the West.
Not exact matches
There are five species of
prairie dogs (genus Cynomys): Black - Tailed
Prairie Dog (C. ludovicianus)
occupies narrow bands of dry plains stretching from central Texans to Canada.
They defy the norms of more owly owls by hunting on the ground by daylight, and of course, the burrowing part — they live underground, often times in borrowed burrows previously
occupied by
prairie dogs.