Where do ground hogs live and eat?

Groundhogs, also known as woodchucks, primarily inhabit grasslands, fields, and areas with dense vegetation, including gardens and agricultural lands. They dig extensive burrows for shelter and hibernation, often located near their food sources. Their diet mainly consists of grasses, clovers, fruits, and vegetables, which they forage on during the warmer months. Groundhogs are known for their strong chewing ability, allowing them to consume a wide variety of plant materials.