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Describe how the behavior of prairie dogs secure the survival of their offspring.

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Answered by vardhan67

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Prairie dogs create a safe home for their young by creating underground burrows, which protect them from hailstorms, blizzards, floods, droughts, and fires. ... The burrows even include observation posts where they can watch for predators.

Answered by junioroconnor282

Answer:Prairie dogs create a safe home for their young by creating underground burrows, which protect them from hailstorms, blizzards, floods, droughts, and fires. ... The burrows even include observation posts where they can watch for predators.

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