The woodchuck is the alternative name for which animal?
Correct answer: Groundhog
ohheck
Now that 2 people messed it up, it goes like this...How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
penawareof
I thought beavers chucked wood.
woodchuck2018
Love woodchucks chucking wood.
Fandazz1
I love the term Whistle Pig.
Player #2544061
ohheck, He'd Chuck all the wood a woodchuck could if a woodchuck could Chuck wood.
MR.ADM
and i believe Wood Chucks dont eat wood and Beavers do.... name badge swap anyone?
Uninitialized
I had a ground hog in my backyard in Delaware, and had recently moved there from AZ. In DE they called it a whistlepig, because if you whistle it stops dead in it's tracks lol
Nutshell
gamma3216, however if the European settlers weren't so worried about killing them for "sport", they would not have been hit as hard as they were by droughts. The natives knew it was the groundhog, gopher, and prairie dog holes that naturally tilled and provided irrigation for their crops... in an arid climate, where every drop of water was precious.
Player #23894753
My kitty just pressed the wrong answer.
mendel 234
yes, woodchucks do not chuck wood. Thye get thier name form the Algonquin native American tribe, who call them 'wuchak' in their native language.
toothless beachrat
ohheck,
I've been pondering that question since I first heard it, around 1969. I'm curious, how much wood would a woodchuck upchuck if the woodchuck chucked too much wood?!
Perr Bear
HEY YOU WOODCHUCKS!
STOP CHUCKIN' MY WOOD!
Player #120374466
penawareof, They do. And very productive little creatures who benefit the environment in many ways.
Sheldon
would a woodchuck chuck morning wood?
Player #89643615
It’s actually How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood
addam
Nutshell,
apparently the native-born Americans weren't the savages that they were made out to be by the European settlers it seems like the way they were going about doing things was the correct way to get things done but the European settlers had to find out the hard way after the topsoil was blown away during the dust storm
Melissa Firestine
actually, its how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood, a woodchuck would chuck all the wood he could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood!!
Phil 'sum guy'
nothing to do with wood or hogs, might as well call a horse a land Hippo !
Player #40572055
penawareof, but beavers don't burrow in land, but build dams on water.
Carol
We have a groundhog in our yard, we call him Phil.
Play grananny
ohheck, The response is:. If a woodchuck could chuck wood, a woodchuck would chuck wood as fast as a woodchuck could.
Dr. Deb
Player #23904119, what a great family history you have!!!
Dr. Deb
penawareof, no, beavers chew wood and build lodges
SOS
Jew for Yeshua, But if Punxsutawney Phil is dragged out doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of the story?🤔
Ida Newdat
A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
Guillermo Jr.
Fandazz1, that is what we used to call hot dogs wrapped in bacon!! yum...
Player Rick #29423783
ohheck, a cord and a half.
Player #25874027
Mr. Worship Me,
But how much wood would Edward Woodward’s woodchuck Chuck?
Player #25874027
ohheck,
I thought the ending was “if a woodchuck would chuck wood”
Player #23904119
The groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, comes out every Feb 2 in the small Pennsylvania, where my mom was born in1903, first daughter of English and Irish immigrants. My grandfather Charles Allen owned a hardware store and his wife Elizabeth Handley had 10 kids, of whom 7 reached adulthood. 😍
slomogeo
ohheck, a tiger would
Player #19034808
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Player. Ty
I'm a woodchuck🐗
Mr. Worship Me
penawareof, how much wood would the woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? A woodchuck would chuck as much as it could if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
Player #13298667
penawareof, me too
Player #12822998
got it wrong >:(
Player #10855203
Is. Is a Native American word. Indigenous languages have not ceased to exist.