American pika, Ochotona princeps
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An American pika (Ochotona princeps), photographed in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
tags: David Attenborough, pika, Ochotonidae, behavior, streaming video
This streaming video shows David Attenborough bonding with a Pika, beginning by presenting it with a floral bouquet [3:20].
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Ooh, there's an American one? Where does it live?
My favorite lagomorph!
can one have these for pets they are adorable!! thanks
hi my name is callie i am in gr.7 and i am doing a project on pikas do you know how old they can get i am doing a science project on tundra animals!Thanks
According to this account, maximum age is seven years with mortality increasing after the fifth year.
Hello.. I'm Melissa..I'm doing a homework about the pika. so, Can you describe the behavior of the Pika?... Thanks