What is another word for Marmota Caligata?
Pronunciation: [mɑːmˈə͡ʊtə kˌalɪɡˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Marmota caligata is a species of ground squirrel commonly found in the northern regions of Canada and Alaska. The species also goes by several synonyms, including the Alaska marmot, hoary marmot, and mountain marmot. These rodents are known for their thick, shaggy fur and are often referred to as "whistlers" due to the high-pitched warning calls they use to alert other members of their colony of potential predators. Marmota caligata hibernate during the winter months, spending up to seven months in a state of torpor. These animals are a vital part of the ecosystem in which they live, and are often admired by wildlife enthusiasts for their unique adaptations and behaviors.
