Research Assistant: Ms. Davis Animal Adoption Suggestion: Prairie Dog

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Research Assistant: Ms. Davis Animal Adoption Suggestion: Prairie Dog Cheskchamy Zoo Research Assistant: Ms. Davis (example) Animal Adoption Suggestion: Prairie Dog

Prairie dogs live in grassland habitats. Photo by: Raymond K. Gehman 2010

If the zoo adopts a prairie dog the habitat should be set up as follows: GRASSLAND Big open spaces Warm and Dry Short-grass prairies Very few trees and shrubs , less than one tree per acre Food: grasses, seeds, leaves, flowers, fruit, eggs, and some insects Shelter: Burrow underground

Some animals that can also be found here are ferrets, lions, and ostriches. Some plants that can be found here are milkweed, poison ivy, sunflowers, goldenrod, and clover.